Gonzalez v. Aloha Airlines, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that “business relationship akin to a joint venture” was sufficient to establish an associated-in- fact RICO enterprise
• concluding that an enterprise may “consist of a group of individuals associated in fact with various corporations,” but noting that a single entity cannot be both a RICO enterprise and an individual RICO defendant
• recognizing discretion and electing to decide issue
• “a single individual or entity 15 cannot be both the RICO enterprise and an individual RICO defendant”
• “a pattern of breach of contract 26 activity . . . even when embellished by the familiar ‘racketeering,’ is not sufficient to establish a violation of RICO.”
• “a pattern of breach of contract 2 activity . . . even when embellished by the familiar ‘racketeering,’ is not sufficient to establish a 3 violation of RICO.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).