Flynt Distributing Company, Inc. v. Leon Harvey, Alfred Harvey

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• holding that 14 it was within the district court’s discretion to rely on hearsay statements
• holding, “[t]o apply the alter ego doctrine, the court must determine (1) that there is such unity of interest and ownership that the separate personalities of the corporation and the individuals no longer exist and (2
• applying California law to conclude that “[w]here a corporation is the alter ego of the stockholders so as to justify disregard of the corporate entity, ] jurisdiction over the corporation will support jurisdiction over the stockholders” (citation omitted)
• “Such conduct constitutes a prima facie showing 2 || that it would be unjust to shield the Harveys behind the corporate veil.”’
• “The urgency of obtaining a preliminary injunction . . . makes it difficult to obtain affidavits from persons who would be competent to testify at trial.”
• a district court does not err by considering hearsay evidence offered in connection with a 1 depression medication with a side-effect of a weakened immune system, at the direction of a Yuba 2 doctor, since January 6, 2020.”

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