Paschal v. Great Western Drilling, Ltd.

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• holding widow liable for conspiring with her late husband, who the jury found breached his fiduciary duty by stealing money from his employer, although the employer did not sue the deceased employee or his estate
• inferences of conspiracy “may be drawn from joint participation in the transactions and from enjoyment of the fruits of the 9 transactions”
• evidence of embezzled funds placed in joint account and used to purchase five life insurance policies with wife as beneficiary sufficient to find conspiracy and place constructive trust on life insurance proceeds

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).