Reader v. Dertina & Associates Marketing, Inc.

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• veil piercing applies “where the corporate entity has been used to defeat public convenience, or to justify or protect wrong, fraud, or crime, or in other similar situations where equity requires”
• veil piercing applies “where the corporate entity has been used to defeat public convenience, or to justify or protect wrong, fraud, or crime, or in other similar situations where equity requires”
• veil pierced to hold liable sole shareholder who sought to avoid paying benefits to brokers under a contract and used corporate entity as instrumentality for transaction of his own affairs, where adherence to corporate form would promote injustice

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).