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Wilson Team Gets Call on $4.3B Sale of Informatica
Private equity, pension funds ink deal to take cloud-computing company private.Wilson Team Gets Call on $4.3B Sale of Informatica
Private equity, pension funds ink deal to take cloud-computing company private.Deal Watch: Three Am Law Firms Lead on AbbVie's $21 Billion Pharma Buy
Big Pharma tops our latest roundup of deals worth $1 billion or more, with AbbVie Inc. agreeing to purchase cancer-drug maker Pharmacyclics Inc. for $21 billion. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom advised on the most number of billion-dollar deals this week, with four, while Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz led the way by transaction value.Deal Watch: Three Am Law Firms Lead on AbbVie's $21 Billion Pharma Buy
Big Pharma tops our latest roundup of deals worth $1 billion or more, with AbbVie Inc. agreeing to purchase cancer-drug maker Pharmacyclics Inc. for $21 billion. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom advised on the most number of billion-dollar deals this week, with four, while Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz led the way by transaction value.Glasscock Finds Merger Price Fair Value for Ancestry.com
Shareholders of Ancestry.com received a fair market value of $32 per share in the 2012 sale of the company, Delaware Court of Chancery Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III determined after conducting a detailed review of competing valuation methods.Glasscock Finds Merger Price Fair Value for Ancestry.com
Shareholders of Ancestry.com received a fair market value of $32 per share in the 2012 sale of the company, Delaware Court of Chancery Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III determined after conducting a detailed review of competing valuation methods.Appraisal Arbitrageur's Standing Reaffirmed by Chancery Court
In a pair of opinions issued Jan. 5, Delaware Court of Chancery Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III denied summary judgment to respondents in appraisal proceedings brought by stockholder Merion Capital LP. In each case, Merion purchased its shares after the record date, and thus did not vote on the mergers. Both Ancestry.com Inc. and BMC Software Inc. argued that Merion lacked standing because it could not show that its shares were not voted in favor of the mergers by previous owners. Glasscock disagreed, holding that Delaware's appraisal statute does not require an appraisal petitioner to trace the voting history of its shares.Appraisal Arbitrageur's Standing Reaffirmed by Chancery Court
In a pair of opinions issued Jan. 5, Delaware Court of Chancery Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III denied summary judgment to respondents in appraisal proceedings brought by stockholder Merion Capital LP. In each case, Merion purchased its shares after the record date, and thus did not vote on the mergers. Both Ancestry.com Inc. and BMC Software Inc. argued that Merion lacked standing because it could not show that its shares were not voted in favor of the mergers by previous owners. Glasscock disagreed, holding that Delaware's appraisal statute does not require an appraisal petitioner to trace the voting history of its shares.