Edward F. BAGDON, Plaintiff-Appellee—Cross-Appellant, v. BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE, INC., Defendant-Appellant—Cross-Appellee

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• \[T]he identity of the real party in interest depends on the law creating the claim.\
• “[A] few . . . states, ha[ve] expanded the “special injury” doctrine into a general exception for closely held corporations .... [but] not all states have joined the parade.”
• \Corporations are not partnerships. Whether to incorporate entails a choice of many formalities. . . . So it is understandable that not all states have joined the parade.\
• “the unwilling corporation is aligned as a defendant”

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