Strawbridge v. Sugar Mountain Resort, Inc.

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• denying summary judgment for defendant on piercing claim, in part because plaintiff’s evidence showed that sole shareholder was also the corporation’s sole director and president
• applying North Carolina law and noting relevance of “centralized corporate governance”
• in light of statutory duty imposed on ski area operators not to negligently engage in conduct that causes injury, exculpatory clause on back of lift ticket was unenforceable
• “To prevail on a negligence claim in North Carolina, a plaintiff must establish that 1
• in light of statutory duty imposed on ski area operators not to negligently engage in conduct that causes injury, exculpatory clause on back of lift ticket was unenforceable

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