According to the Traditional Judicial Rule, Courts Can Pierce the Corporate

According to the traditional judicial rule, courts can pierce the corporate veil when:

A) there is undercapitalization coupled with strict adherence to corporate formalities.
B) there is strict adherence to corporate formalities such as holding shareholders' but not directors' meetings.
C) there is undercapitalization.
D) shareholders deal with their corporate transactions as if all were professional.