California Supreme Court
Dec. 30, 2022
California Supreme Court Review: December 2022
This month's installment examines the implications of the California Supreme Court's forthcoming decision in Turner v. Victoria.
This month's installment examines the implications of the California Supreme Court's forthcoming decision in Turner v. Victoria, which considers whether a director or officer of a California nonprofit public benefit corporation can maintain standing as a derivative plaintiff (i.e. bringing a claim on behalf of the entity) when they do not remain in the role through the entirety of the litigation.
On Nov. 10, 2021, the California Sup...
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