Triplett v. SOLEIL GROUP, INC.

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• noting that a hotel's use of a franchisor’s logo and brand names does not suggest that franchisor owned hotel to establish existence of an apparent agency relationship
• the determination of an agency relationship serves as a theory for vicarious liability with regard to other alleged causes of action
• “Thus, the court does not find that Starwood and Sheraton controlled the day-to-day operations of the [h]otel or the maintenance and operation of the swimming pool and whirlpool tub.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).