In Re Xenerga, Inc.

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• finding that the alter ego claim was a general claim common to all creditors where the alleged injury was to the debtor itself, and not to a particular creditor, because the conduct of the principals wrongfully depleted the debtor’s assets
• “Conversely, a trustee may not bring an alter ego claim if the alleged injury is specific to one creditor and not to the debtor corporation and creditors generally.”

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