Securities,
Mergers & Acquisitions,
Civil Litigation,
Corporate
Jan. 23, 2018
Is it the end of deal litigation as we know it?
The SEC’s recent Compliance and Disclosure Interpretation regarding Regulation G should bring an end to one popular claim that has proliferated in the post-Trulia world.
Amy S. Park
partner
O'Melveny & Myers LLP
securities litigation
Email: apark@omm.com
Amy is in the Complex Litigation and Trials, and Securities Litigation groups at Skadden.
The Delaware Chancery Court's January 2016 decision in In re Trulia Stockholder Litigation, 129 A.3d 884 (Del. Ch. 2016), ended shareholder deal litigation as we knew it. While merger objection litigation has continued, the claims, the courts, and in many cases the method of resolution have changed. The Securities and Exchange Commission's recent Compliance and Disclosure Interpretation regarding Regulation G should bring an end to one popu...
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