Robert F. Kornacki, D/B/A Robert Kornacki & Associates v. Norton Performance Plastics

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• rejecting dealer status where the plaintiff “occasionally made rush deliveries, [defendant] shipped most products directly to customers”
• rejecting dealer status despite investment by plaintiff in advertising for defendant
• “Kornaeki has spent a long time developing customers for Norton and its predecessor, Halogen Insulator & Seal Corporation — he began representing Halogen in 1955. This kind of good will, however, is not enough to make Kornaeki a dealer under the WFDL.”
• sales agent who did not have power to bind the grantor and who had not made a substantial capital investment specific to the grantor was not a dealer under WFDL, even though 75-85% of his No. 05-1074 7 revenue came from selling the grantor’s products

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