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SELF-INTERESTED CEO MAY BE ABLE TO SHOW ENTIRE FAIRNESS, SAYS JUDGE Summit Metals v. Gray

17 No. 3 ANDECLR 4Andrews Delaware Corporate Litigation Reporter (Approx. 2 pages)

SELF-INTERESTED CEO MAY BE ABLE TO SHOW ENTIRE FAIRNESS, SAYS JUDGE Summit Metals v. Gray

17 No. 3 ANDECLR 4Andrews Delaware Corporate Litigation Reporter (Approx. 2 pages)

17 No. 3 Andrews Del. Corp. Litig. Rep. 4
Andrews Delaware Corporate Litigation Reporter
September 4, 2002
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SELF-INTERESTED CEO MAY BE ABLE TO SHOW ENTIRE FAIRNESS, SAYS JUDGE

Summit Metals v. Gray

A federal judge in Wilmington, Del., said it's too early to decide whether Summit Metals CEO Richard Gray breached his fiduciary duty by engineering the sale of Summit assets to entities he controlled shortly before Summit filed for bankruptcy...
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