David C. Jackam and Susanne Jackam v. Hospital Corporation of America Mideast, Ltd. And Hospital Corporation of America

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• explaining that, in evaluating a Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss, the issue is not whether the plaintiff “may ultimately prevail on [its claim], but whether the allegations are sufficient to allow [the plaintiff] to conduct discovery in an attempt to prove [its] allegations
• employees of a subsidiary company brought claims against a parent company, based on the theory that the subsidiary was an agent of the parent, making the parent a joint employer of the employees
• “As with allegations of a complaint concerning sufficiency of a claim, [plaintiffs] should be entitled to allege facts to support a reasonable inference of jurisdiction within the state and an opportunity for discovery.”

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