Articles From Kevin Stine

A Plaintiff in a Suit Under 12.56 of the BCA Must Be a Shareholder By Kevin Stine Corporate Law Departments, December 2022 You must be a current shareholder to file a lawsuit under 12.56 of the Business Corporation Act and for breach of fiduciary duty that is a derivative action.
Assignment of Promissory Note Includes Assignment of Continuing Guaranty By Kevin Stine Commercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, November 2022 In Amos Financial, LLC v. Szydlowski, the trial court entered summary judgment in favor of a creditor enforcing a promissory note guarantee. The appellate court affirmed.
Service of Third-Party Citation to Discover Assets Via Email Is Not Effective By Kevin Stine Commercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, November 2022 In Midwest Commercial Funding, LLC v. Kelly, the appellate court determined that service of a third-party citation to discover assets was not effective when sent via email.
Emotional Harms Cannot Be the Sole Basis for a Claim Under the FDCPA By Kevin Stine Commercial Banking, Collections, and Bankruptcy, September 2021 In Wadsworth v. Kross, Lieberman & Stone, Inc., the appellate court dismissed a complaint filed under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act because the plaintiff did not suffer any concrete harm.

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