Borden v. Bender

How courts have described this case

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• directing that a portion of punitive damages go to a state institution and specifically a cancer research fund at Ohio State University
• directing that a portion of punitive damages go to a state institution and specifically a cancer research fund at Ohio State University
• indicating that when lack of contractual privity is asserted as a defense by a parent company, privity is established by piercing the corporate veil
• upholding a $2.5 million punitive award where the potential civil fine was $3,500 per violation and the defendant could “lose its license to engage in the business of insurance in Ohio”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).