Blake v.
Munce,
426 So. 2d
1175 (Fla. 5th DCA 1983).
An employee
sued his corporate employer and its individual members for breach of
contract, quantum meruit and fraudulent misrepresentation. The employee
prevailed at the trial court level and was awarded damages.
Ms.
Lippincott represented the individual members of the defendant employer.
The appellate court ruled that there was insufficient evidence to find
the individual members personally responsible on the oral employment
agreement. And, in addition, the appellate court found there was
insufficient evidence of fraud against one member, but sufficient
evidence of fraud against the other.