American International Group, Inc. v. Greenberg

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• holding that the adverse interest exception only applies when the agent acts completely for his own purpose
• holding that the adverse interest exception only applies when the agent acts completely for his own purpose
• interpreting the term ‘agent’ in Delaware’s long-arm statute to include a co-conspirator
• declining to dismiss Brophy claims where the defendants’ stock sales represented 7 percent and 15 percent of their total shares and were suspicious in light of evidence that the defendants possessed material, nonpublic information
• “The obvious purpose of the equitable tolling doctrine is to ensure that fiduciaries cannot use their own success at concealing their misconduct as a method of immunizing themselves from accountability for their wrongdoing.”
• declining to dismiss a Caremark claim under Rule 12(b)(6)

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