Kiehl v. Action Manufacturing Co.

How courts have described this case

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• refusing to disregard the corporate form between parents and subsidiaries when applying workmen's compensation laws
• refusing to disregard the corporate form between parents and subsidiaries when applying workmen’s compensation laws
• refusing to disregard the corporate form between parents and subsidiaries when applying workmen's compensation laws
• disallowing subsidiary from piercing parent’s veil shield itself from liability under workman’s compensation law
• employee furthered functions of subsidiary even though his work also indirectly benefitted parent
• adhering to the same standard for piercing the corporate veil

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