The trial evidence established that the school, where plaintiff worked at the time of his injury, was the alter ego of WHHOC. Specifically, WHHOC, through its governing board (i.e., the Parish Council), exercised domination and control over the school, completely controlling its day-to-day functions including its decision making and finances. WHHOC owned the properties on which the school and St. Spyridon Church were situated. Moreover, the school and Spyridon Church were...
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