MARYCLE, LLC. v. First Choice Internet, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• reasoning that marketing company that sent unsolicited “spam” emails to residents of Maryland and other states could reasonably be 60 expected to answer for those emails in Maryland or any other state to which they were sent
• reasoning that marketing company that sent unsolicited “spam” emails to residents of Maryland and other states could reasonably be 60 expected to answer for those emails in Maryland or any other state to which they were sent
• ‘‘officers and agents of a corporation or limited liability company may be held person- ally liable for [violations of Maryland Consumer Protection Act] when they direct, participate in, or cooperate in the prohibited conduct’’

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).