clean up costs from the spill would amount to hundreds of millions of dollars. The Board of Directors also learned that the company's insurance would only cover part of the loss and that the company did not have the resources to cover the remainder of all claims. It also became clear that Huge Oil, as a result of paying claims, did not have the money to remit the necessary withholdings to Revenue Canada (also now as The Canada Revenue Agency) which had been held back from the employees paycheques. Nor, for that matter, did the company have the money to pay workers unpaid wages or to pay Provincial Tax authorities in BC. Mat is the liability of Ms. Jackson for any and all claims? What can she do, or what should she have done, to possibly avoid liability