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Shareholder Derivative 

Shareholders claim in Superior Court that MedImpact CEO Frederick Howe wasted corporate money and breached fiduciary duty by taking more than $275 million in loans from the company, using some of it to pay $42 million in attorneys’ fees for his divorce.

SAN DIEGO — Shareholders claim in Superior Court that MedImpact CEO Frederick Howe wasted corporate money and breached fiduciary duty by taking more than $275 million in loans from the company, using some of it to pay $42 million in attorneys’ fees for his divorce.

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