Seafirst Corp. v. Jenkins

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• determining that business judgment rule was not satisfied under Washington law by proof of good faith alone because statutory standard of care governed determination whether officers and directors exercised due care in fulfillment of their responsibilities
• board members’ declarations as to what actions they would have taken if auditors had notified them of inadequacies were sufficient admissible causation evidence
• board members' declarations as to what actions they would have taken if auditors had notified them of inadequacies were sufficient admissible causation evidence
• applying and interpreting Washington law

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