Shane v. City of New York

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• granting the defendant’s motion to dismiss, finding that the parties had an express indemnification provision and that the plaintiff failed to sufficiently allege the elements for implied indemnity
• finding sufficient allegations of injustice based on claim that the corporate parent was “attempting to avoid its contractual obligations ... on the basis of the fiction of a corporate separation” between the parent and subsidiary
• “[T]o state an alter ego theory, plaintiffs typically are only required to satisfy the notice pleading standards of Rule 8(a).” (quotation marks omitted)

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