Please identify the issues the questions are seeking you to address, state the rule, apply the facts from the story and state a clear conclusion.

Question:

Megan worked as a salesperson for Ruth's Artisanal Toilet Paper, LLC, a limited liability company which manufactured and sold homemade toilet paper.Despite general shortage of mass-produced toilet paper, sales never achieved what the company need to break even.Megan still believed in the product, and loved working with the mysterious owners of the company, R & T.Megan decided to loan the company $5,000 to keep the doors open.

Two months later R & T closed the company.They had always maintained separate books and bank accounts, and filed all the necessary forms to be properly registered with the state.Megan sued R & T personally to recover the money she had loaned the company.R & T both claimed that Megan needed to sue Ruth's Artisanal Toilet Paper, LLC, and that they should not be held personally liable.How should the judge find?