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"Structuring, Negotiating & Litigating Public Deals: Has the Pendulum Moved?"

Wednesday, August 16, 2017

2:00 - 3:00 pm, eastern [archive and transcript to follow]

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With landmark decisions being issued by the Delaware courts almost every month, corporate law doctrines that have guided deal lawyers for a generation are rapidly evolving. Come hear a panel of three leading transactional lawyers & litigators as they discuss how recent Delaware case law and statutory changes are influencing the way that M&A deals are structured, negotiated, and litigated. Join:

  • Ray DiCamillo, Director, Richards Layton & Finger, PA
  • Cliff Neimeth, Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig LLP
  • John Zeberkiewicz, Director, Richards Layton & Finger, PA

Among the topics of this program are:

  • How have Trulia and other recent disclosure cases affected the litigation landscape?
  • How are cases like Family Dollar and C&J Energy influencing the transaction process?
  • What's the latest guidance on pre- and post-signing market checks?
  • What do Corwin and other recent cases mean for doctrines like Revlon and Unocal?
  • How has MFW changed the way control stockholder deals are structured & litigated?
  • Where are appraisal rights headed after Dell & DFC and the 2016 DGCL amendments?

 

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