Friedman Kaplan Attorneys Publish Article on Litigation of Derivative Standing Issues in U.S. Federal Courts

Scott M. Berman and Alexander D. Levi
Corporate Disputes Magazine
June 26, 2024

Friedman Kaplan litigation partners Scott M. Berman and Alexander D. Levi co-wrote an article for Corporate Disputes Magazine analyzing standing issues in derivative suits in U.S. federal courts. The article also describes how U.S. federal courts apply domestic standing rules compared to courts in British Commonwealth countries and mentions the considerations shareholders should keep in mind when bringing derivative suits in U.S. federal court involving a British Commonwealth corporation.

The article can be accessed below.

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