In a novel New York case, an organizer of a corporation and an LLC tried to convince a court to disregard one entity and allow the other one to succeed to the legal remedy the disregarded entity was claiming against the defendant in the case. And it might have worked, if only the disregarded entity could have proved damages. You got to read it yourself. 24/7 Inc. v. Sony Music Entertainment, Inc., 2008 U.S. Dist. 49993 (NY July 1, 2008).
-Marc Ward
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