Stewart v. Sternberg

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• considering two-page report that failed to document committee’s procedures, reasoning, and conclusions in determining that plaintiff raised reasonable doubt as to reasonableness of investigation
• choosing as the place of accrual the state where the out-of-state company had its principal place of business and where the monetary damages would be felt
• “[P]ursuant to New York’s borrowing statute, CPLR 202, the applicable Statute of Limitations is that of Georgia, since that is where [plaintiff] had its principal office” even though the [plaintiff] was incorporated in Delaware.

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