Mezos, Inc. is a corporation owned by Jack Mezos. He hired a well$-$respected legal team to help him form the corporation and has always kept excellent corporate records. Mezos is an online retaller that sells a variety of items including hunting products such as archery equipment $($bows and arrows$),$ targets and tree stands. After Dapper Dan is injured by one of Mezos' tree stands collapsing, Dan sues both the tree stand manufacturer and Mezos, Inc. Dan's product liability suit is successful but when he goes to collect his $$500,000$ judgement against Mezos, Inc, Dan discovers that the corporation only has $$10,000$ in liability insurance and $$5,000$ in the bank. Dan had assumed that since Mezos, Inc. does business throughout the United States, they would have more money. His investigation also finds that Jack regularly takes money from the corporate bank account to pay his $($Jack$\text{'}$s$)$ personal expenses. Dan is furious and wants to try and get some of the Judgement from Jack, who is very wealthy. Can Dan sue Jack for the judgement? Why or why not?

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