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Shareholders Can’t Challenge Merger Approval by Board due to Lack of Control Change

Explore a case study where a shareholder could not challenge the target board’s merger approval because the transaction would not result in a change of control. Learn about the legal implications and the application of the Revlon Doctrine in M&A

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Navigating Required Consents in M&A: Lessons from a Beer Wholesaler’s Battle

Explore the legal battle faced by a Mississippi beer wholesaler when seeking consent to sell its Anheuser-Busch distributorship. Gain valuable insights for M&A professionals. June 7, 2019 M&A Stories Introduction: Exclusive distributor relationships can be the lifeblood of a distributor’s

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Officer Liability in M&A Transactions: Lessons from Younger Brothers Investments, LLC v. Active Enterprises, Inc.

Dive into the intricate world of M&A transactions with our latest blog post, exploring the captivating case of officer liability in Younger Brothers Investments, LLC v. Active Enterprises, Inc. Learn valuable lessons on transparency, due diligence, and ethical conduct, as

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