For decades, corporate merger and acquisition deals have been plagued by meritless claims asserting, typically, that the companies and their officers and directors have provided.
The SEC announced late last week that it has abandoned its rulemaking efforts begun last May to compel disclosure of share buyback rationales and data.
In Anderson v. Magellan Health, Inc., the Delaware Court of Chancery raised the standard for awarding mootness fees in settled M&A disclosure cases that resulted in supplemental.
A Fordham Law School professor is urging the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw its March climate risk disclosure proposal for public companies, arguing that the plan is bound to fail on grounds that its "controversial" nature violates the First Amendment.