Omnicare, Inc. v. NCS Healthcare, Inc.

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• explaining that the court may take judicial notice of public SEC filings
• applying judicially created version of contemporaneous ownership requirement to direct claims as a matter of public policy
• stating general rule under Delaware law that “only persons who were stockholders at the time of an alleged wrongdoing have standing to sue corporate directors for breach of fiduciary duty”
• the \policy animating 8 Del. C. §327 ... has been applied to preclude stockholders who later acquire their shares from prosecuting direct claims\
• “The court may take judicial notice of facts publicly available in filings with the SEC.”
• “The court may take judicial notice of facts publicly available in filings with the SEC.”

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