Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission of Supreme Court v. Schweiker

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• enumerating factors to be considered in determining whether subsidiary’s activities may be attributed to parent for purpose of personal jurisdiction
• setting forth factors to be considered when determining whether to exercise personal jurisdiction over foreign parent corporation based on activities of its domestic subsidiary
• enumerating factors to be considered in determining whether subsidiary’s activities may be attributed to parent for purpose of personal jurisdiction
• finding interference where some directors and officers of the parent and subsidiary overlapped, the parent paid those directors and officers' salaries, and executives were transferred between the parent and subsidiary as needed
• finding corporation to be a mere department of the defendant where it had received numerous loans from the defendant (which were “as yet uncollected and without a payment date”) and was “wholly dependent upon [the defendant’s] financial support to stay in business”
• SEC requires parent corporations to consolidate if parent owns more than 50% of subsidiary’s stock

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).