Manuel F Cachán
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We recently posted about the risks associated with veil-piercing claims and the ways in which fund managers can protect themselves from exposure to these claims. Our first post on veil-piercing focused on Delaware standards, while this post discusses California law. California law differs in several important respects from Delaware law on this topic. If a … Continue Reading
A veil piercing claim can be a worst-case scenario for a private fund manager dealing with a struggling portfolio company investment – the company fails, and ensuing legal claims are brought not only against the portfolio company, but also against the fund and its GPs. How can fund managers manage that risk? Limited liability is … Continue Reading
Veil-Piercing Under California Law – Heightened Risks for Fund Managers
By Manuel F Cachán, Joshua M. Newville and Lee Popkin on Posted in Disputes, Private Equity, Private Equity Litigation, Securities Law, Venture Capital
Veil Piercing/Alter Ego Determinations – How Fund Managers Can Protect Themselves
By Manuel F Cachán, Joshua M. Newville and Lee Popkin on Posted in Disputes, Private Equity, Private Equity Litigation, Venture Capital
