The last decade has proven to be a landmark era in the area of corporate mergers and acquisitions.\u27 Perhaps the most rapid development in this area has been in the growth of antitakeover devices to defend against unwanted, hostile takeover attempts. The most noteworthy of the devices developed has been the share purchase rights plan. Since its inception in 1983, the use of the share purchase rights plan, or poison pill as it is more commonly known, as a defensive mechanism against hostile tender offers has generated much controversy and debate in the legal and business communities. The purpose of this Article is to analyze the poison pill and use it as a vehicle to examine other important topics in the area of corporate mergers and acq...
On December 3, 1987, during its 11th Annual Policy Conference in Washington, DC, the American Enterp...
Economic policy debate in the United States during the 1980s focused on the dynamics of bidder and t...
The coincidence of the new millennium and the fifteenth anniversary of the Delaware Supreme Court\u2...
The last decade has proven to be a landmark era in the area of corporate mergers and acquisitions.\u...
The vitality of the takeover market is approaching a critical juncture. Certain incumbent management...
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number of hostile share acquisitions o...
This Article explores the relationship between takeovers, legal doctrines, and private ordering. The...
My topic is Buffett on mergers and acquisitions and how his sage advice on the importance of shareho...
In this Article, Professor Jonathan Macey argues that current anti-takeover laws waste corporate ass...
In Unocal Fifteen Years Later I offered a respectful but negative assessment of the Delaware Supreme...
The reams of commentary on corporate mergers, acquisitions, and tender offers have focused largely o...
The Bear Stearns/JP Morgan Chase merger placed Delaware between a rock and a hard place. On the one ...
This brief essay recounts developments in corporation law over the last fifty years. It begins with ...
Part I of this article examines the historical evolution of antitrust laws, specifically as they hav...
Corporate acquisitions normally cause negative returns for the shareholders of the acquiring firm. ...
On December 3, 1987, during its 11th Annual Policy Conference in Washington, DC, the American Enterp...
Economic policy debate in the United States during the 1980s focused on the dynamics of bidder and t...
The coincidence of the new millennium and the fifteenth anniversary of the Delaware Supreme Court\u2...
The last decade has proven to be a landmark era in the area of corporate mergers and acquisitions.\u...
The vitality of the takeover market is approaching a critical juncture. Certain incumbent management...
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number of hostile share acquisitions o...
This Article explores the relationship between takeovers, legal doctrines, and private ordering. The...
My topic is Buffett on mergers and acquisitions and how his sage advice on the importance of shareho...
In this Article, Professor Jonathan Macey argues that current anti-takeover laws waste corporate ass...
In Unocal Fifteen Years Later I offered a respectful but negative assessment of the Delaware Supreme...
The reams of commentary on corporate mergers, acquisitions, and tender offers have focused largely o...
The Bear Stearns/JP Morgan Chase merger placed Delaware between a rock and a hard place. On the one ...
This brief essay recounts developments in corporation law over the last fifty years. It begins with ...
Part I of this article examines the historical evolution of antitrust laws, specifically as they hav...
Corporate acquisitions normally cause negative returns for the shareholders of the acquiring firm. ...
On December 3, 1987, during its 11th Annual Policy Conference in Washington, DC, the American Enterp...
Economic policy debate in the United States during the 1980s focused on the dynamics of bidder and t...
The coincidence of the new millennium and the fifteenth anniversary of the Delaware Supreme Court\u2...