Practical Private Equity Lessons From 2 Delaware Deals

06.25.2024
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Law360

Morris Nichols corporate litigator Bill Lafferty and corporate counseling partner Eric Klinger-Wilensky recently co-authored an article with Weil’s Robert Rizzo and Larissa Lucas that appeared in Law360. The authors discuss two recent cases before the Delaware Court of Chancery which dealt with deal certainty in mergers and acquisitions, which is crucial for private equity sponsors involved in transactions, whether buying or selling. These cases provide practical insights for sponsors negotiating transactions.

Read the full article on Law360.

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Robert A. Rizzo, Larissa Lucas, William M. Lafferty, Eric S. Klinger-Wilensky, “Practical Private Equity Lessons From 2 Delaware Deals,” Law360 (June 24, 2024)

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