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More Mock Negotiation... Plus a Salute to the Strine Era in M&A
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More Mock Negotiation... Plus a Salute to the Strine Era in M&A
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The panelists engage in an illustrative negotiation to shed light on one of the most contentious provisions in the definitive agreement for the acquisition of a privately held company – the closing condition addressing the buyer’s ability to walk away from an announced deal because of inaccurate representations by the seller. They devote the remainder of their session to a discussion of the lessons M&A practitioners have learned from retiring Delaware Chief Justice Leo Strine over the course of his two decades as a Delaware judge.
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More Mock Negotiation... Plus a Salute to the Strine Era in M&A (Nov 2019)
Richard E. Climan, Joel I. Greenberg
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More Mock Negotiation... Plus a Salute to the Strine Era in M&A (Nov 2019)
The panelists will engage in an illustrative negotiation to shed light on one of the most contentious provisions in the definitive agreement for the acquisition of a privately held company – the closing condition addressing the buyer’s ability to walk away from an announced deal because of inaccurate representations by the seller. They will devote the remainder of their session to a discussion of the lessons M&A practitioners have learned from retiring Delaware Chief Justice Leo Strine over the course of his two decades as a Delaware judge.
Originally presented: Oct 2019 Mergers and Acquisitions Institute
Richard E. Climan,
Hogan Lovells US LLP - Silicon Valley, CA
Joel I. Greenberg,
Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP - New York, NY