In A & M Global Management Corp. v. Northtown Urology Associates, PC, 115 AD3d 1283, 983 NYS 2d 368 (4th Dep't 2014), upholding a trial court's determination to pierce the corporate veil, the Fourth Department affirmed the findings that, inter alia, the director/shareholder of a professional corporation left the corporation's rented property after the entity had stopped paying rent, took corporate clients as his own in a new business, used corporate funds to pay off a credit on which he was personally liable, and issued a check to himself for corporate expenses.