In Re Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. Derivative Litigation

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• noting that to allege self-dealing “a plaintiff must plead that the defendants either (1) stood on both sides of a transaction and dictated its terms in a self-dealing way or (2) received a personal benefit that was not enjoyed by the shareholders generally”
• same, where final judgment had not yet been entered in the related case that formed the basis for the contribution claim
• same, where final judgment had not yet been entered in the related case that formed the basis for the contribution claim
• “Sections 1709 and 1710 of the California Civil Code are codifications of common- 3 law fraud and negligent misrepresentation.” (citation omitted)

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