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Individual Liability for Corporate Wrongdoing in New York: How Thick is the Corporate Veil?

1h 16m

Created on December 09, 2019

Intermediate

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4.9

(323 reviews)

Overview

This program, presented by Charles Miller of Tarter Krinsky, will provide a step-by-step guide to understanding the threat of individual liability for corporate acts under New York law. The course will address the nature and scope of "veil piercing" and "alter ego" liability, using recent New York case law to provide concrete examples of conduct that will and will not subject an individual to liability for corporate acts.


Learning Objectives:

  1. Identify the legal principles of veil piercing
  2. Examine the leading New York cases establishing the test for veil piercing
  3. Analyze how New York courts currently apply the veil piercing test

Faculty

Charles M. Miller

Charles M. Miller

Tarter Krinsky & Drogin LLP

Reviews

4.9

(323 reviews)

Recent Reviews

Great presentation, I hope it continues to get updated as needed.

Donald S.Oct 19, 2022

One of the better Lawline courses, excellent slides.

Doug C.Oct 12, 2022

Thank you.

Spencer H.Apr 20, 2022

Excellent course

David M.Mar 1, 2021

Lucid, well-organized presentation. A pleasure to listen to. More from this presenter, please.

Mark W.Jul 18, 2020

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