Piercing the Corporate Veil: Minimizing Alter Ego Liability for Subsidiaries, Affiliates, and Related Entities
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will examine the latest case law trends regarding piercing the corporate veil across several states. The panel will address the application of the doctrine to LLCs and best practices for litigating piercing the corporate veil cases.
Outline
- Latest case law trends regarding piercing the corporate veil claims
- Application of doctrine to LLCs
- Litigating piercing the corporate veil cases
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- What factors do courts look at in applying the piercing the corporate veil doctrine?
- Are there essential differences between the methods for piercing the veil of a corporation versus an LLC?
- What are some key considerations and best practices for corporations and related entities defending alter ego liability claims?
Faculty
Matthew A. Lipman
Partner
McElroy Deutsch Mulvaney & Carpenter
Mr. Lipman ​focuses his practice on complex litigation matters, particularly those involving commercial and banking... | Read More
Mr. Lipman ​focuses his practice on complex litigation matters, particularly those involving commercial and banking disputes, construction projects and fraud. He regularly assists clients with complex transactions involving businesses and real property including asset purchase agreements, stock transfers and commercial property sales and purchases. He also represents insurance companies in subrogation and recovery matters related to fidelity bonds and employee dishonesty policies, and represents banks in litigation and collection matters and those involving foreclosures, workouts, forbearance agreements and bankruptcies.
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Nicholas A. Rozansky
Partner
Brutzkus Gubner
Mr. Rozansky leverages his extensive litigation and business experience to serve as outside general counsel to... | Read More
Mr. Rozansky leverages his extensive litigation and business experience to serve as outside general counsel to businesses large and small. His goal is always to provide efficient and cost-effective strategies for his clients no matter the issue. His practice primarily focuses on corporate and intellectual property law, with a concentration in consumer products and apparel, and financial industries such as factoring and asset based lending. Mr. Rozansky cost effectively represents large institutional clients in matters worth tens of millions of dollars, and small businesses and individuals in everyday business matters that require prompt and potent legal attention. He is well versed in preventative strategies, which can save his clients time and money. When necessary, he can forcefully undertake “bet the company” cases, knowing what is on the line.
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