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Tag Archives: Iowa Courts
Iowa Law Protects LLC’s Owners From Personal Liability
A February 27, 2013 Iowa Court of Appeals opinion serves as yet another real-world example of how and why taking the time to set up a formal entity – in this case an Iowa LLC – can benefit and provide protection … Continue reading
Holding A Corporation’s Owners Personally Liable – Piercing the Corporate Veil in an Iowa Corporation
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 … Continue reading
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Tagged Alter Ego, director personal liability, Iowa Business Law, Iowa Business Owner, Iowa Corporate Law, Iowa Courts, Iowa Law, Iowa Personal Liability, Owner Liability, Piercing the Corporate Veil
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Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice, Mark S. Cady, Delivers the 2012 State of the Judiciary
On January 11, 2012, Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice, Mark S. Cady, delivered the Condition of the Judiciary. The full text from the Condition of the Judiciary can be found here.
