Legal Question in Civil Litigation in New York

subpoena

Hello. I owned a company, now out of business. I sued a client for non payment of goods. Client counter-sued me. Judge REFUSED to look at my suit evidence and counter suit won. Amount awarded is $4200. I WILL NOT pay client. He now wants to issue subpoena against me personally. Question-Am I personally liable in any way for amount? My suit was brought to court by my company, not me personally. Suggestions how to get him off my back?


Asked on 12/12/06, 12:57 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Mark S. Moroknek Kelly & Curtis, PLLC.

Re: subpoena

It depends on what type of company you had and how it went out of business. Was there a discharge in bankruptcy? If it was a corporation generally you should not be personally liable-

however if a partnership or other form you may be.

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Answered on 12/12/06, 1:11 pm


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