Improper service may lead to dismissal of lawsuit against MMA Capital Holdings, concerning corporate merger

PHILADELPHIA – A lawsuit against MMA Capital Holdings, Inc. and its Board of Directors, which claimed the defendants withheld key information about a proposed merger between itself and two other corporations, may be dismissed by a federal judge if the defendants aren’t provided proper service of the complaint.

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