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In a recent decision underscoring the significance of choice of law in determining successor liability, a California federal district court dismissed a purported class action against Bank of America (“BofA”), holding that, under Delaware law, by acquiring substantially all of Countrywide’s assets, BofA did not assume Countrywide’s liabilities
