A company can sue and also be sued by its corporate name
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Corporations. A corporation is a legal entity independent from its owners, the shareholders. It can sue and be sued, and its shareholders are shielded from liability (except possibly in cases of intentional wrongdoing, fraud, etc. – for example: WorldCom, Enron).
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