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This year's rash of corporate shenanigans have put business executives in the line of fire. But while they're increasingly finding themselves on the hook for their accounting practices, a couple of recent developments in California's employment law could broaden individual liability when it comes to how supervisors conduct day-to-day business operations -- and could potentially put the assets of the executives and venture capitalists of failed dot-coms at risk.
August 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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