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· 2/10/1998

Ids Life Insurance Company v. Sunamerica Life Insurance Company

Citations

  • 136 F.3d 537
  • 1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 1832

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that parent corporations not liable for subsidiaries’ tor-tious acts and not subject to jurisdiction under tort provision of long-arm statute “unless there is a basis for piercing the corporate veil”
  • stating allegations parents “controlled, directed, and supervised” subsidiaries would be insufficient, without a basis for piercing the corporate veil, to attribute subsidiaries’ actions to the parent
  • noting that “[v]erified complaints[ are] the equivalent of affidavits”
  • finding that a provision of an injunction No. 06-3012 7 that enjoins the defendant from inducing the plaintiffs’ sales agents and former sales agents to engage in “unlaw- ful insurance practices” but failing to specify the prac- tices does not comply with Rule 65(d)
  • noting that “[v]erified complaints[ are] the equivalent of affidavits”
  • noting that “[v]erified complaints [are] the equivalent of affidavits”

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