TQ 8.2: According to the discussion in Eisenberg v. Flying Tiger Line, Inc., how would you classify the following cases? Are they derivative or direct suits? Why?

1. Roberts sues the directors of Bubba's Burritos, Inc., because they failed to permit him to inspect the corporate books and records
2. b) The articles of Bubba's Burritos, Inc. provide that the corporation will "operate restaurants featuring burritos and related food and beverage products." Shepherd learns that the directors plan to enter a contract with Chad & Associates to go into the voting machine business. He sues to enjoin the corporation from engaging in this ultra vires activity
3. c) Roberts sues the directors of Bubba's Burritos, Inc. for wasting corporate assets by paying themselves huge bonuses.
4. d) Shepherd sues the directors of Bubba's Burritos, Inc. for usurping corporate opportunities