In re EZCORP INC. Consulting Agreement Derivative Litigation

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• explaining that one purpose of the Court of Chancery’s amendment rules is to curb “seriatim complaints”
• discussing the dual nature of derivative actions as a matter of Delaware law
• addressing the binding effect of judgments in derivative actions on potential future plaintiffs
• “[W]hen a corporation suffers harm, the board of directors is the institutional actor legally empowered under Delaware law to determine what, if any, remedial action the corporation should take, including pursuing litigation against the individuals involved.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).