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Seventh Circuit Holds Individuals Personally Liable for the Corporation's Withdrawal Liability from Multiemployer Pension Plan
Haynes Boone via Lexology; registration required Link to more items from this source
Feb. 25, 2013

"While passive investors are not trades or businesses for these liability purposes, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, citing a prior opinion, held that renting property to a withdrawing employer is 'categorically' a trade or business. It was undisputed that the Messinas rented property to their closely-held corporation; therefore, the Messinas were personally liable to the pension plan for the company's withdrawal liability."  MORE >>

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