United States v. Bermudez-Melendez

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• acknowledging that “removal as a director might, in some circumstances, give rise to a personal cause of action”
• explaining that, at summary judgment, the court “draws all reasonable inferences and conclusions supported by the record in favor of the party opposing the motion” (quoting Chandler v. Hayden, 147 Idaho 765, 768, 215 P.3d 485, 488 (2009))
• applying the predecessor rule and statute

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