Opinion No. 79-313b (1980) Ag

How courts have described this case

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• holding that successor liability can attach in the absence of a sale so long as there exists a continuation of the same corporate entity and the successor controls the assets of the predecessor.
• discussing an \exception to the requirement that suits alleging wrongs against a corporation be brought derivatively\
• discussing an “exception to the requirement that suits alleging wrongs against a corporation be brought derivatively”
• reading Daley as about “the requirement of derivative suits” (quoting Daley, 26 A.3d at 729)
• noting plaintiffs “‘alleg[ing] a ‘special injury’ to themselves apart from that suffered by the corporation’” as an “exception to the requirement that suits alleging wrongs against a corporation be brought derivatively” (quoting Labovitz, 172 F.3d at 901)
• listing the defendants in that case

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