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stockholders derivative lawsuit
A shareholder derivative lawsuit is a legal action filed by an individual shareholder, in the name of the company, to redress wrongs or harms to the company that the Board of Directors or Officers will not address themselves.

Individual shareholders normally have little power to control the day-to-day management of a company. Instead, the shareholders elect a Board of Directors to oversee management. The Board of Directors, in turn, appoints Officers to manage the day-to-day affairs of the company. The Directors and Officers are in charge of protecting the company and its shareholders.

But what happens when the Directors and Officers are themselves harming the company? The Directors and officers will never sue themselves. In such situations, the law allows individual shareholders to file a lawsuit against the Directors and Officers to redress the harm done to the Company. The individual shareholder stands in the shoes of the company and derives his or her right to sue (hence the name derivative) from the rights of the company itself.

Derivative shareholder lawsuits are frequently brought to redress the following types of wrongdoing by the Board of Directors and/or Officers of a company:

Breach of fiduciary duty
Fraud or other unlawful activity
Self-dealing or greed by insiders
Conflict of interest
Waste of corporate assets
Accounting wrongdoing
Inflated, false, or misleading financial statements
inflated executive compensation
Management or board decisions that expose the company
to harm, violate consumer protection or other laws.
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BrokeAgent Friday, 10/22/21 07:05:51 PM
Post # 92365

It's a derivative suit filed on behalf of the company, so it will benefit all shareholders if they prevail.
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BrokeAgent Wednesday, 10/13/21 03:06:07 PM
Post # 92120

It's a derivative suit. Derivative lawsuits are typically filed by a director of the company, on behalf of the company, but shareholders can bring derivative actions against a company as well. Essentially, a derivative lawsuit is filed to stop the company or it's director(s) from doing something that is or will be detrimental to the company and/or shareholders.
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BrokeAgent Wednesday, 10/13/21 11:05:09 AM
Post # 92109

The lawsuit is a derivative lawsuit -- it's filed on behalf of the company, for the protection of all shareholders.
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Gmc2020 Friday, 05/28/21 07:48:12 PM
Post # 87438

just to clarify, we are hiring legal to represent the interest of ALL shareholders not just those who have a lot of shares.