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Rising Starr Corporation's multiple shareholders include its founder, Patrice Starr.

To fund her extravagant lifestyle, Patrice has been embezzling from Rising Starr

for years, leaving it unable to pay its debts. If a lawsuit is filed, the corporation's

limited liability means that:

Patrice cannot lose her investment into Rising Starr.

Other shareholders cannot lose their investments into Rising Starr.

Rising Starr cannot lose more than the amount Patrice has invested into Rising

Star.

Patrice can be held liable for the full amount of the judgment, even if it exceeds the

total amount of her investment into Rising Starr.

Patrice cannot lose more than the amount she has invested into Rising Starr.

All shareholders can lose their investments into Rising Starr, and may also be

responsible for an additional designated percentage in excess of their investments if

necessary to satisfy the judgment.

Other shareholders cannot lose more than the amounts they have invested into

Rising Star.

Rising Starr cannot be held liable.