Morris v. Zelch (In Re Regional Diagnostics, LLC.)

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “under Delaware law a claim for breach of the duty of loyalty can be premised on a failure to act in good faith”
• plaintiff is required to “state with particularity the circumstances constituting fraud according to the requirements imposed by rule 9(b)” when he alleges a fraudulent transfer based on actual fraud
• “Rule 12(e) addresses unintelligibility rather than lack of detail, which means that motions for a more definite statement should not be used as a substitute for discovery.”
• related to jurisdiction because potential recovery from state law claims would augment creditor recovery
• “While the potential to increase recovery to the creditors or former creditors of the estate is not enough alone to confer jurisdiction, potential benefit to creditors or former creditors weighs in favor of jurisdiction.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).