McFarland v. Brier

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• holding that punitive damages are appropriate when there is evidence of such willfulness, recklessness, or wickedness on the part of the party at fault, as amounts to criminality, which for the good of society and warning to the individual ought to be punished
• alter ego 19 doctrine permits creditors of a corporation to reach assets of 20 individual(s) that control the corporation

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