Multi-Media Holdings, Inc. v. Piedmont Center, 15 LLC

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• concluding it is unclear whether Delaware law requires showing of fraud
• concluding it is unclear whether Delaware law requires showing of fraud
• explaining, in dicta, that even if Georgia applied Restatement rules for conflicts of laws, veil-piercing would not be subject to internal affairs doctrine
• explaining, in dicta, that even if Georgia applied Restatement rules for conflicts of laws, veil-piercing would not be subject to internal affairs doctrine
• discussing whether veil-piercing claim against corporation was governed by the law of Georgia or the state of incorporation (Delaware) given that Georgia has yet to adopt the Restatement (Second) Conflict of Laws (1971
• “A presumption of ratification can arise from slight acts of confirmation, or from mere silence or acquiescence, or where the principal receives and holds the fruits of the agent’s act[s].”

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