(L-R)David Perez, the firmwide chair of Perkins Coie's business litigation practice, and Jake Dean And Aaron Ver, business litigation attorneys with the firm. Courtesy photos 3 Keys to Successfully Litigating Alter Ego Claims
David Perez, Aaron Ver and Jake Dean of Perkins Coie write that when it comes to establishing or piercing the corporate veil, it's best to be a storyteller rather than a box-checker.
August 15, 2023 at 07:30 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Litigation Daily
Few things are as American as apple pie, baseball, or creating a corporate subsidiary to limit liability and risk. Just as pies and baseball are governed by recipes and rules, respectively, establishing or piercing a corporate veil works much the same.
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