McWILLIAMS BALLARD v. BROADWAY MANAGEMENT COMPANY, INC.

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• deeming allegations that individual defendants dominated a corporation, disregarded corporate formalities, commingled corporate and personal assets sufficient to survive a motion to dismiss
• deeming allegations that individual defendants dominated a corporation, disregarded corporate formalities, commingled corporate and personal assets sufficient to survive a motion to dismiss
• “[P]laintiff s allegations that misrepresentations were made over the telephone or via e-mail - are sufficient to meet the ‘place’ element.”
• “A claim for fraud may be founded on a false representation or a willful omission.”
• “the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has never embraced the rule that 9 only pure legal questions are controlling questions of law under § 1292(b)”

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