Piercing the corporate veil is an equitable remedy employed by Iowa courts “to further the public convenience, cure wrongs, protect against fraud, and advance the ends of justice …” HOK Sport, Inc. v. FC Des Moines, L.C., 495 F.3d 927, 935 (8th Cir. 2007). To this end, Iowa courts may hold a corporation’s owner(s) liable if Continue reading
Contact the author:
Matthew H. McKinney, Esq.
Ruan Center, Suite 2000
Des Moines, IA 50309
mckinney@brownwinick.com
Direct: 515.242.2468Site Search
Live Updates
- RT @LexisLegalNews: Parties Agree To End Shareholder Suit After Supplemental Proxy Is Filed bit.ly/J2NxlJ Reg. Reqd. 3 weeks ago
- RT @themoneygame: LIVE: Berkshire Hathaway's Annual Shareholder Meeting read.bi/JAU6cM 3 weeks ago
- @verge: Sprint CEO Dan Hesse cuts his pay after shareholder complaint bit.ly/JTyFFE 3 weeks ago
- @HarvardCorpGov: New on Harvard's Corporate Governance Forum: Court Rules on Short-swing Liability Rules, hvrd.me/JK2zia 3 weeks ago
- Thx for the shout out! @UrbanNeighbor: The #CorporateGreed Daily is out! bit.ly/hYSCNw ▸ Top stories today via @corpdispute... 3 weeks ago





