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Summary
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Proposes
changes to entire fairness standard
- Wouldn't apply to mergers where controlling
stockholder obtains approval from
- Independent directors, and
- Minority shareholders
- Business judgment rule would instead
apply
- Would cut back on Kahn v Lynch
Dicta
from Vice Chancellor
Strine
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Unnecessary to his
decision in Cox
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Still, opinion is expected to
be influential
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Delaware Chancery Opinion June 2005
SEC_CODE_REF_0090001192884
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Opinion
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Vice Chancellor Strine
Hyperlinked Index
Introduction
I
Facts
II
- Plaintiffs rush to court
II.A
- Deal and settlement
II.B
- Settlement presented to court
II.C
Objections
to plaintiffs' fees
III
Analysis
IV
- Mergers with controlling stockholders
IV.A
- Criticism of Lynch
IV.B
- Siliconix
IV.C
- Plaintiffs expert counter attack
IV.D
- Lynch transactions v Siliconix
transactions
IV.D.1
- How much does litigation contribute
IV.D.2
- Courts distillation of the expert input
IV.E
Plaintiffs'
attorney fees
V
- Does Chrysler
v Dann Govern
V.A
- What fee is appropriate under
Sugarland?
V.B
Reforming
Lynch
VI
ConclusionVII
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