PLI Hot Topics in Mergers & Acquisitions 2012

09.06.2012
New York, NY

Jeffrey Wolters, Morris Nichols Corporate Law Counseling Group partner, will serve as a faculty speaker for the program entitled Deal Protections at the Practising Law Institute (PLI) Hot Topics in Mergers & Acquisitions 2012 Seminar in New York City, September 6, 2012. The seminar will be simulcast live online.

Jeff’s panel will discuss the legal limits of deal protection and, anticipating shareholder litigation, and will provide tips to minimize risk. He will be joined on the panel by Anne C. Foster, Richards, Layton & Finger, P.A., and Melissa Sawyer, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. Jeff’s practice involves counseling strategic and financial investors, boards of directors and board committees, including special committees appointed to negotiate mergers or other significant transactions such as those in which directors or large stockholders have an interest.

PLI is one of the oldest, most respected non-profit continuing legal education organizations in the country.  It draws its faculty from among the country’s most distinguished practitioners to provide practical, up-to-date information for inside and outside corporate counsel, directors, officers, investment bankers and other advisers in dealing with specific corporate control issues relating to mergers and acquisitions. 

Click here for more information or to register for the program.

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