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Court Of Chancery Clarifies Pleading Rules For Bad Faith Claims
Posted In Business Torts
Clean Harbors Inc. v. Safety-Kleen Inc., C.A. 6117-VCP (December 9, 2011)
This decision clarifies the detail that must be pled to assert a claim that the defendant acted in "bad faith." The short answer is that any set of facts that warrants such an inference is enough to state such a claim.
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