While true that the corporate veil can be pierced in specific circumstances, it is not a common or a likely outcome especially for a contract dispute over an un

While true that the corporate veil can be pierced in specific circumstances, it is not a common or a likely outcome especially for a contract dispute over an unpaid invoice. Piercing the veil from my understanding requires you to prove that the primary shareholders fraudulently represented the company, e.g. didn't keep the books separate from their personal finances, commingled personal and business funds, took all the money out of the business to hide it willfully, didn't follow the incorporation documents etc.