State Ex Rel. Brady v. Preferred Florist Network, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding defendant was not shielded from liability “simply because he was acting in a corporate capacity” when engaged in alleged deceptive business practices
• “[T]he Delaware Supreme Court has stated that a corporate officer who is shown to have been ‘actively involved in the allegedly violative’ conduct, can be held liable for a violation of the environmental statutes.”

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