Chicago Tit. Ins. Co. v. Brookwood Tit. Agency, LLC

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• holding that standing for derivative claims cannot be maintained without a proprietary interest in the corporation
• in business corporations law context, \fraudulent\ corporate action was not interpreted so narrowly as to encompass only common law actual fraud-which requires proof of intent to deceive

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