The legal doctrine at issue here is called corporate veil piercing. It means that investors aren't held responsible for the actions of the companies they invest in. A private equity firm, by being the majority or sole equity investor in a company, really can control the company's operations. And so I think this is a really interesting area where the law hasn't really caught up with business practice.

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