Law360, New York ( May 18, 2011, 2:27 PM EDT) -- A shareholder's standing to sue on behalf of a corporation may have gotten easier, thanks to a decision in August 2010 by the Supreme Court of Delaware in which the court clarified shareholder standing requirements in "double-derivative" suits. But as demonstrated in a recent case from New York, avoiding dismissal in such actions may have gotten harder, especially when it comes to claiming demand futility....
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