Ma v. Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co.

noting in dicta that the pretrial resolution of the qualified immunity defense may be thwarted by a factual dispute | qualified immunity should be decided by court as matter of law when facts are undisputed | “[D]is-solution, followed by the three-year survival period, terminates the corporation’s comatose condition and renders the corporation legally dead. Not even the important policy goals underlying CERCLA can resurrect [the defendant].” | civil conspiracy is an intentional tort