Polaris Industrial Corp. v. Kaplan

How courts have described this case

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• holding “[t]he essence of the alter ego doctrine is to do justice”
• applying McCleary’s factors in holding a corporate' officer was the alter .ego of a corporation and reversing the trial court's judgment in relevant part
• applying McCleary’s factors in holding a corporate officer was the alter ego of a corporation and reversing the trial court’s judgment in relevant part
• applying McCleary’s factors in holding a corporate officer was the alter ego of a corporation and reversing the trial court’s judgment in relevant part
• determining veil piercing was appropriate where individual officers advanced withdrawals for personal use from corporate accounts after a complaint was filed, resulting in an undercapitalized corporation and an unpaid debt
• finding plaintiff proved the “fraud or injustice” element of its alter ego without every mentioning whether the creditor relied on the belief that the alleged alter 23 ego would be liable on the note

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).