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Can the Corporate Veil be Pierced?

By lsaftler on March 20, 2008

Only the rule of law can decide this issue, and in the latest shot across the bow, the Appellate Division, First Department (Blount v. Bovis Lend Lease LMB, Inc., 2996 [3-6-2008]) held that there was insufficient proof of common ownership of two companies to defeat defendant’s motion to dismiss based on jurisdiction. The Court found that there was no evidence of complete control over the financial aspects of marketing, day-to-day operations and activities or shared employees, and common officers and directors.

Posted in Construction | 1 Comment

One Response to “Can the Corporate Veil be Pierced?”

  1. On December 14th, 2009 at 9:42 am
    kamari said:

    Wow this was probably one of the best posts I’ve had the chance to come across on the subject so far. I don’t understand where you learn all your information but keep it coming! I’m gunna send some people on over to take a look at this post. Awesome, just plain amazing. I am have just started getting into spitting out articles myself, nothing remotely close to your writing potential (doh) but I would love for you to have a look at my stuff someday! bowflex

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