Needa Parts Manufacturing, Inc. v. PSNet, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• exercising personal jurisdiction over a non-resident defendant for allegedly sending two fraudulent letters and making fraudulent statements over the phone
• under Michigan law, question of whether entity was alter ego of another entity is intensely fact-driven, dependent on the equities, and cannot be determined on summary judgment
• “While it may be true that PSNet was an undercapitalized start-up company, it does not follow that the court must rule as a matter of law that PSNet is a mere alter ego of PSNet Communications.”

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