First of all, we need to know that the legal person in life is the legal representative of the company, which actually refers to the legal representative. The correct name for entrusting a legal person is entrusting a legal representative, which means that the company entrusts a legal representative to handle certain matters in the name of the company. A legal person is an organization that has the capacity for civil rights and civil conduct, and independently enjoys civil rights and assumes civil obligations in accordance with the law. If the company's legal representative causes damage to the company's interests intentionally or by mistake, he shall bear civil liability to the company. Since the legal representative belongs to and usually has the status of a shareholder, the legal representative of the company, as a shareholder, promoter or senior manager, shall bear legal liability to the company or other third parties if he violates legal provisions. Common situations are as follows: (1) If the company's legal representative, as a shareholder or promoter, fails to fulfill his obligation to pay capital contributions in full and on schedule, in addition to paying in full to the company, he must also pay in full to the shareholders or shareholders who have paid capital contributions in full and on time. The sponsor agreement stipulates that the sponsor shall bear liability for breach of contract. (2) If the legal representative of the company, as a shareholder, abuses the rights of shareholders and harms the interests of the company and other shareholders, he shall be liable for compensation. (3) If a company's legal representative, as a shareholder, abuses the company's independent status as a legal person and the limited liability of shareholders to harm the interests of the company's creditors, he shall bear joint and several liability for the company's debts.