Poe v. Babcock International, PLC

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a parent company’s “exercise [of] some degree of control over the subsidiary” does not constitute an alter ego relationship unless the latter has become indistinguishable from the former
• noting mere fact that older employees did not last at company did not indicate discriminatory animus
• plaintiff’s inability to produce affidavits or any evidence other than mere speculation is grounds for denial of plaintiffs discovery requests
• `Since plaintiff has met defendants' affidavit evidence with mere speculation, plaintiff's request for an opportunity to conduct discovery on the matter must be denied.'

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).