Derivative actions can be somewhat confusing. Although the entity is essentially the plaintiff, it is named as a defendant. Initially, one might question why must the corporation be named as a party? I can think of at least two reasons. First,...
Court Of Appeal Holds LLC's Former Counsel May Represent Insider Defendants In Derivative Suit

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