Mergers & Acquisitions
Jul. 24, 2014
Minimize shareholder derivative litigation
Shareholder derivative litigation targeting boards has enjoyed increasing popularity and focus from the plaintiffs' securities bar over the past three to four years. By Sarah A. Good
Over the past decade, shareholder derivative actions consistently have been filed in connection with merger and acquisition news from a company and as a parallel action to a securities fraud class action resulting from a stock decline in connection with negative corporate news about a company's future performance, financial statements (whether or not a restatement), or other event that may impact a company's sales or profitabil...
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