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Tornetta v. Musk: Post-Trial Opinion

Harvard Corporate Governance

Posted by Anna Restuccia (Harvard Law School), on Thursday, February 1, 2024 Editor's Note: This post provides the text of the post-trial opinion regarding the case between Richard J. POST-TRIAL OPINION Date Submitted: April 25, 2023 Date Decided: January 30, 2024 Gregory V. Tornetta on behalf of Tesla, Inc. DENHOLM, ANTONIO J.

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Fairness Opinions and SPAC Reform

Harvard Corporate Governance

In this environment, third-party fairness opinions have been regarded as a de facto requirement for de-SPACs. In a paper available here , I examine the emerging regulatory landscape by analyzing the significance of third-party fairness opinions and the proposed disclosure-oriented reforms.

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Does Voluntary Financial Disclosure Matter? The Case of Fairness Opinions in M&A

Harvard Corporate Governance

The Case of Fairness Opinions in M&A , recently posted to the SSRN, we use the shifting nature of Delaware disclosure requirements for fairness opinions in tender offers to assess the impact of voluntary versus mandatory disclosure in mergers and acquisitions (“M&A”) transactions. In Does Voluntary Financial Disclosure Matter?

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Lessons from the Goldstein Opinion

Harvard Corporate Governance

Vice Chancellor Laster’s recent opinion in Goldstein v. Coates, Darius Palia, and Ge Wu (discussed on the Forum here ); and The New Look of Deal Protection by Fernan Restrepo and Guhan Subramanian (discussed on the Forum here ).

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Recent Delaware Court of Chancery SPAC Opinions

Harvard Corporate Governance

Highlighted below are several recent opinions from the Delaware Court of Chancery relating to special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) that provide helpful guidance to sponsors, investors and practitioners. Related research from the Program on Corporate Governance includes SPAC Law and Myths by John C.

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Review Opinion Letters: How They Differ from Full Valuation Reporting

BV Specialists

Occasionally, appraisers are asked to provide opinion letters based on a review of another appraiser’s work product or from a company’s internal analysis for which they need independent validation. Informal” is not a word appraisers like to use when providing opinions given the uniform standards they must commit to in their profession.

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My opinion of audit opinions

Norman Marks

Last week, I was in a duel with Richard Chambers on the topic of internal audit opinions. Neither of us had much time to express our views, so I am taking the opportunity of today’s post to share some insights that might be useful. Last month, I ran a survey that asked internal auditors “How […].

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