A shareholder may bring a direct suit to enforce a claim that she has against the corporation, based on her ownership of shares.

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A shareholder may bring a direct suit against the corporation to enforce a personal claim that arises from her ownership of shares, such as claims for dividends or to enforce shareholder rights specified in the corporation's bylaws or articles of incorporation.

A Shareholder May Bring a Direct Suit to Enforce a Claim