Corporate – Operating Agreement – Management and Disposition of Company
Defendant did not breach the Golden Rooster, LLC operating agreement and remains a member, as all her disputed actions were taken in good faith and under legal advice. We entered […]
Corporate – Unfair Trade Practices – Tortious Interference
Plaintiffs’ allegations of unfair trade practices, tortious interference, conversion, computer trespass, constructive trust, and punitive damages were legally insufficient and lacked factual specificity. We granted Defendants’ motion to d[...]
Corporate – Misappropriation of Trade Secrets – Breach of an Employment Agreement
The complaint plausibly alleged that the defendant misappropriated trade secrets and breached his employment agreement by using confidential information to form a competing business, thereby supporting claims for breach of […]
Corporate – Breach of Contractual Duties – Piercing the Corporate Veil
The Court found no basis to pierce Nominal Defendant’s corporate veil in an effort to reach the individual Defendant. The Court granted in part and denied in part Defendants’ and […]
Corporate – Judicial Dissolution – Shareholder Agreement
The complaint, read alongside the Shareholder Agreement, fails to state a viable claim for judicial dissolution. We modified and affirmed the Business Court’s dismissal of plaintiffs’ judicial dissolution claim. We […]
Corporate – Derivative Demand Prerequisite to Suit – Subject Matter Jurisdiction
Plaintiffs have not adequately pleaded that the Adviser received a material benefit from a transaction such that a derivative demand made on it would have been futile. The Court granted […]
Corporate – Breach of Fiduciary Duty – De Jure or De Facto Fiduciary Relationship
No de jure or de facto fiduciary relationship exists between managers at the company’s management committee and the limited partnership. The Court granted the Individual Defendants’ motion to dismiss Plaintiff’s […]
Corporate – Breach of Fiduciary Duty – Breach of a Shareholder Agreement
Allegations that Defendant took action to benefit himself at Plaintiffs’ expense are sufficient to state a claim for breach of fiduciary duty. The Court granted in part and denied in […]
Corporate – Chapter 75 Regulation – Breach of an Operating Agreement
Defendants’ alleged unfair or deceptive conduct falls outside the scope of N.C. Gen. Stat. §75-1.1. The Court granted Defendants’ partial motion for judgment on the pleadings. Defendant operates and finances […]
Corporate – Motion to Strike – Misappropriation of Trade Secrets
The counterclaim’s background allegations posed no real prejudice to Plaintiff. The Court denied Plaintiff’s motion to strike. Plaintiff BioSkryb Genomics moved to strike over 60 paragraphs in the answer and […]
Corporate – North Carolina Business Corporation Act – Derivative Proceeding
Plaintiff lacks standing to pursue a derivative action on her corporation’s behalf. The Court granted in part and denied in part Defendant’s motion to dismiss. The parties are the sole […]
Corporate – Breach of Fiduciary Duty – Demand Futility
Voluntary dismissal without prejudice would not be in defendant private equity growth fund’s best interests, whether to permit Plaintiff to articulate other allegations or otherwise. The Court denied Plaintiffs’ motion […]
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