Mark was the sole member of Technical Plastics of Oregon, LLC $("$TPO$").$ The company operated out of Mark's home, and Mark regularly used TPO's accounts to pay such personal expenses as landscaping, housecleaning, personal credit card bills, his stepson's tuition, family vacations, and miscellaneous bills from GI Joe's, Wrestler's World, K$-$Mart, and Mattress World. Mark deposited cash advances from his personal credit cards to the TPO account. Mark did not take a salary from TPO. When TPO filed for bankruptcy, it owed BLD Productions $("$BLD$")$ approximately $$120,000$ for goods that it had purchased. BLD argued that the doctrine of piercing the corporate veil of a corporation to hold its shareholder personally liable should apply in this case to the LLC$,$ thus making Mark personally liable for TPO's debts. $(20$ Points$)$

Question $5(5$ points$)$

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