The Delaware law on shareholder standing to sue on board policies is unclear and yet to be definitively determined.
However Schrems' lawyers came up with the idea of grouping claims by "assigning" them to one person who can sue on behalf of everyone else.
This is the reverse of US law, hence why libel tourists like Hollywood actors like to sue on British courts, not American ones.
He said that he would sue on grounds of homophobia.
The families of the residents increasingly sue on charges of mistreatment.
First, a shareholder would have to have standing to sue on this decision.
If I get malaria again, I'm going to sue "On the Ground".
Because collectors cannot sue on old debt, he said, they are more likely to resort to abusive tactics.
One is what insurers call "compensation culture": the public is much more willing to sue, on ever-flimsier grounds.
The investors also get the right to sue, on the company's behalf, its former auditors at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Federal law gave the government the authority to sue on behalf of pension beneficiaries, who will receive the money.
