Routledge Piercing the Corporate Veil in Latin American Law

Explore the complexities of corporate law with this comparative study from Routledge. This book examines the piercing of the corporate veil in Latin American jurisprudence, providing a detailed comparison with the well-established Anglo-American method. Piercing the corporate veil serves as an essential remedy used in exceptional circumstances to prevent and punish the inappropriate use of corporate personality. While this legal concept has been extensively researched within Anglo-American jurisdictions, Latin America has historically received less academic attention on this specific subject. This text fills that gap by analyzing how these legal principles apply within the Latin American context, especially considering the region's history of internal political conflicts. This scholarly work is an important resource for legal professionals, academics, and students interested in international business law and comparative legal systems. It offers a unique perspective on how different legal traditions handle corporate accountability and the misuse of legal entities.