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7th Circ. Mootness Fee Case May Curb Frivolous Merger Suits

Law 360 M&A

mapped out a framework for courts to consider mootness fees paid to individual shareholders after the voluntary dismissal of a challenge to a public company merger, which could encourage objections to mootness fees and reduce the number of frivolous merger challenges filed, say attorneys at Skadden.

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Skadden Discusses Seventh Circuit Decision on Mootness Fees in Lawsuits Challenging Mergers

Reynolds Holding

Akorn Inc., 1 mapped out one means by which a court may evaluate mootness fees paid to individual shareholders after the voluntary dismissal of an action challenging a public company merger. The District Court Proceedings This case arises from Akorn’s announcement that it had agreed to be acquired by Fresenius Kabi AG.

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MAEjor Ruling: Delaware Court of Chancery Finds Target Suffers Material Adverse Effect and Acquirer Could Back Out of Transaction

Cooley M&A

In its decision in Akorn, Inc. In reaching these holdings, the court found that: the target’s business experienced a “dramatic, unexpected and company-specific downturn” shortly after signing due in part to “serious and pervasive data integrity problems” that adversely impacted the target’s regulatory compliance.

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Cooley’s 2019 Tech M&A Year in Review

Cooley M&A

Be prepared for regulatory review of any tech deal – regardless of how a company may currently define the relevant competitive market. While In re Trulia, Inc. The overwhelming majority of these cases are resolved pre-close, with the target company filing supplemental disclosures with the SEC. Key takeaway? Data Privacy.

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Social Distancing From a (Supposed) Life Partner: Early Lessons From Deals Terminated and On the Rocks in the COVID-19 Era

Cooley M&A

Residential rental companies Front Yard Residential and Amherst Residential mutually agreed to terminate their planned $2.3 Acquisition agreements typically require the target company to operate in the ordinary course of business in all material respects and to refrain from taking certain specified actions between signing and closing.

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