John Cooper Godbold

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Portrait of John Cooper Godbold John Cooper Godbold,  Freeman v. Complex Computing Co… (1997)

“ In some "corporate veil" cases one must search the record for evidence shedding light on whether an individual's control of the corporation has been used to commit a fraud or wrong resulting in unjust loss or injury. Not in this case. Here it all hangs out.
C3 is Glazier's creature, subject to his "complete control" ("he [Glazier] was C3") . C3 agreed with Freeman for him to sell and license C3's software products for five years and to receive commissions for ten years on revenue received from Freeman's clients.
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