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The evolving law on the duties of an insolvent corporation's board of directors has created uncertainties for directors and professionals who advise them. A recent Delaware Chancery Court decision addressed and clarified the concepts of liability in the area of creditor litigation asserted against a board. The ruling held that directors' duties are not fundamentally altered in the insolvency context; rather, the pool of potential plaintiffs is expanded to include creditors.
March 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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