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A Parent Company's Liability for a Subsidiary's Actions

Business Law Review, 2012
Chandler v Cape suggests that parent companies may be confronted with new and expanded risks for the actions (or omissions) of their subsidiaries. This comment looks at the history of lifting the corporate veil before giving advice to business entities with group structures when dealing with this issue.
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Holding and Subsidiary Companies: Liability Sharing

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
With globalization and liberalization companies started going global. While most of the countries relaxed its investment and trade policy opening doors for foreign players, they also enhanced legal framework under their respective corporate laws to determine liability of different group of companies, holding and associate companies.
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Kuwait: The Evasion of Liabilities — A Limited Liability Subsidiary Controlled by a Holding Company

Journal of Financial Crime, 1997
A limited liability company (LLC) plays an important role in the commercial activities in Kuwait. The majority of companies in Kuwait takes the form of a limited liability. This is due to a number of reasons, namely smallness of the invested capital, its suitability to a middle‐size enterprise and the limited liability of the partners.
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Subsidiary liability in civil law: liability or obligation?: discussion questions

Экономика и безопасность
Введение: Активная деятельность по рассмотрению сущности и определению содержания субсидиарной ответственности в российском гражданском праве началась ещё во второй половине 1990-х гг. Цель: рассмотреть дискуссионные вопросы относительно гражданско-правовой сущности субсидиарной ответственности (что она представляет собой: ответственность или ...
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Commentary The liability of foreignness, capabilities, knowledge, and the performance of the subsidiary

2009
One of the major conceptual dilemmas of international management has been issue of the liability of foreignness. The multinational enterprise (MNE), as it expands internationally, faces two fundamental problems: does it continue to do abroad what it does well at home, or does it change its approach to adapt to the differing conditions in its new ...
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The Subsidiary Liability Institution in Insolvency (Bankruptcy) Cases

Russian judge
This article is devoted to the study of the institution of subsidiary liability in insolvency (bankruptcy) cases with a comparison with the general principles of civil liability in domestic law, identifying similarities and differences taking into account law enforcement and judicial practice.
Andrey A. Romanov, Anna V. Nabokova
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The Liability of Multi-national Corporations for the Torts of Their Subsidiaries

European Business Organization Law Review, 2002
The purpose of this article is to discuss the liability of multi-national corporations for the acts or defaults of their subsidiaries. Most frequently a corporation engaged in multi-national activities will operate in various countries through local subsidiaries incorporated there. Liability may be incurred because of hazards associated with the mining
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