Gruca v. Alpha Therapeutic Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing the distinction and explaining that “Illinois courts appear to use two approaches in examining whether the activities of the subsidiary give rise to jurisdiction over the parent”
• finding that references in a corporation’s annual report to “our international marketing efforts” and “our marketing position” did not overcome the parent and subsidiary’s separate identities
• finding that references in a corporation’s annual report to “our international marketing efforts” and “our marketing position” did not overcome the parent and subsidiary’s separate identities
• finding that a parent corporations usage of “our key overseas operation,” “our efforts,” “our marketing position” in an annual report is consistent with parent and subsidiaries maintaining separate identities
• finding that a parent corporations usage of “our key overseas operation,” “our efforts,” “our marketing position” in an annual report is consistent with parent and subsidiaries maintaining separate identities
• finding that a parent corporations usage of “our key overseas operation,” “our efforts,” “our marketing position” in an annual report is consistent with parent and subsidiaries maintaining separate identities

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).