In the the case,Dog House Investments, LLC v. Teal Properties, Inc.et. al., 448 S.W. 3rd 905 (2014).

B. Read and brief the case using IRAC with focus on the issue ofpiercing the corporate veil.

For purposes of this class only, all briefs should use IRAC, which stands for the following

1. Issue I: What is the issue before the court? In general, this is usually one sentence and in the form of a question.
2. Rule R: What law or rule or past rule is the court looking at to resolve the issue?
3. Analysis A: What are the facts? Here is where you would discuss the facts and how the court applies the facts to the law.
4. Conclusion C: What did the court conclude? In general, this is usually one sentence, but summarizes why the court ruled on the issue.