Piercing the corporate veil

Article Abstract:

The "piercing the corporate veil" approach allows a litigant to obtain retribution from the company's owners. The approach is being extended to environmental laws as reflected by a court ruling of a parent company liability in the US versus Cordova Chemical Company hazardous waste disposal case. The decision went in favor of Cordova parent company citing weak evidence to support claims that the parent company was liable under the "piercing the corporate veil" provision, when it had not directly intervened in the operation and management of its subsidiary.

Chemicals & Allied Products, Chemical Manufacturing, CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS, Cases, Chemicals, Subsidiary corporations, Subsidiaries, Chemical industry, Toxic torts, Cordova Chemical Co.

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The lusty month of May

Article Abstract:

The first of May has always been celebrated as a time for transition. This can be traced to the Celtic division of the year into dark and light halves. May 1, known to the Celts as Beltane, marked the start of the summer half of the year.

Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Myths and legends, Spring, May Day

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Bellysima!

Article Abstract:

Maternity wear can be attractive and fashionable and does not have to consist of tent-like smocks. A selection of suits, dresses, tops and underwear is discussed.

Purchasing, Cover Story, Maternity clothes

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