Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Dolphin Cruise Line, Inc.

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• finding that companies using each other’s logos/letterheads was one factor favoring interrelation
• companies shared common president, at least three individuals sat on board of di rectors of both companies, and managers of two companies assisted each other in daily operations
• two companies provided exclusive services to each other, were marketed as twin operations, used each other’s logo and letterhead interchangeably, issued checks on each other’s behalf, and kept business and personnel records at the same office

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