Setting the protection of the corporation aside for litigation purposes,and imposing liability on individual shareholders or entities that exist behind the corporation is called _____.

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Piercing the corporate veil is when a court disregards the separate legal entity of a corporation and holds individual shareholders or entities liable for the corporation's actions or debts. This is done to prevent fraud or other wrongful conduct committed by the corporation or its owners.

Setting the Protection of the Corporation Aside for Litigation Purposes,and