Table of Contents
Foreword Robert Kiyosaki xi
Introduction xiii
Chapter 1 The Most Painful Piercing in History 1
Chapter 2 They Can't Take My Assets, Can They? 7
Chapter 3 How Did Limited Liability Evolve? 23
Chapter 4 How Can a Corporate Veil be Pierced? 29
Chapter 5 A Quick Summary 41
Chapter 6 The Fredo Case - Breach of Fiduciary Duties 45
Chapter 7 Corporate Opportunities Entitled Officers - Angry Shareholders 53
Chapter 8 Bull's-eye on Business Judgment 61
Chapter 9 The Wallop Case - Self Dealing? 69
Chapter 10 Summary Judgement - Getting out Quick 79
Chapter 11 Internal Affairs: Which State's Law Applies? 85
Chapter 12 Clark Kent at Fault 93
Chapter 13 Two Companies - One Owner A Bull's-eye or a Miss? 99
Chapter 14 The Communist Takeover Case 105
Chapter 15 The Wizard of Oz in Connecticut 109
Chapter 16 Undercapitalization 117
Chapter 17 Reverse Veil Piercing 127
Chapter 18 Wife vs. Husband. Husband vs. Wife. 133
Chapter 19 All in the Family Liability: Parent-Child, Sister Frankenstein 137
Chapter 20 Dissolve and Run? 141
Chapter 21 The Government Piercith 153
Chapter 22 Piercing Around the World 157
Chapter 23 Maintaining Corporate Formalities 165
Chapter 24 How to Stay Protected 183
Appendix A The Law of Fraudulent Transfers 193
Appendix B Nevada Fiduciary Law 209
Appendix C Corporate Dissolution Statutes of Limitation 213
Appendix D The Laya Factors Laya v. Erin Homes, Inc. 177 W.Va. 343 (1986) 223
Foot Notes 227
Index 233
