Episode 10 - Ron Coleman

There's two broad categories of law cases, right? Criminal and civil. Then within civil, there's contracts. Two people voluntarily get into a relationship and then one says yes, you did, no, you didn't. And then there are tors, which is where somebody damages somebody else through his conduct. Trademark, copyright, patent infringement are kinds of tors. So in a tort we even if you have a company even if you have you set up you know a company for purposes of limiting your liability the law is still that a person a a torque can ultimately only be committed by a person. So even if it's the company doing it, a person pushed the button that made the company do it.