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Recent Delaware Cases Spark Debate Over Future of No-Talk Provisions
Are no-talk clauses in stock-for-stock merger agreements dead? Three recent cases from the Delaware Chancery Court appear to allow a board of directors to consider other merger offers even if the board has agreed to a no-talk provision with an initial suitor. No-talk clauses forbid a target's board of directors from engaging in merger discussions with other bidders -- even those presenting bona fide unsolicited offers -- until a shareholder vote occurs on the initial bid.The full case caption appears at the end of this opinion. CHANDLER, Chancellor This is my decision on plaintiffs' motion to preliminarily enjoin the proposed merger between
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