Hoffrichter v. Brookhaven Country Club Corp.

BATEMAN, Justice.

The appellant Wally Hoffrichter sued Brookhaven Country Club and two other corporations alleged to be its alter ego, for damages for breach of an alleged employment contract. When appellant rested his case, and before any evidence was offered on behalf of appellees, the court sustained appellees’ motion for a directed verdict and rendered judgment that appellant take nothing.

In determining the question of whether there was sufficient evidence to raise issues of fact upon which the jury could have rendered a verdict in appellant’s favor we must view the evidence in the light…