Going Private Transactions: Structures and Legal Implications

Author: Brent J. Horton (Author)

Going Private Transactions: Structures and Legal Implications analyzes going private transactions from legal, financial and procedural perspectives, offering practical guidance for business and corporate law professionals.

Publisher: Matthew Bender

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Going Private Transactions: Structures and Legal Implications delivers in-depth, practical analysis for legal and financial professionals managing or advising on going private deals.

Designed for attorneys, in-house counsel and compliance officers, this title walks through each phase of the transaction, blending legal insight with actionable strategy.

It starts with foundational concepts, outlining key definitions, benefits and risks for issuers and shareholders. Transaction structures—such as mergers, two-step deals with tender offers and reverse stock splits—are explained with attention to financing options and tax issues.

The book outlines essential preparatory steps including forming special committees, hiring legal and financial advisors and obtaining fairness opinions. It also examines federal securities laws and SEC rules affecting these deals, with discussion of enforcement activity and private rights of action under the Exchange Act.

Chapters on fiduciary duties and appraisal rights focus heavily on Delaware law, addressing how courts evaluate breach claims and interpret safe harbor protections. Real-world case examples provide additional context, helping readers understand how doctrine translates into litigation outcomes.

This annually updated treatise ensures legal professionals stay current on regulatory shifts, evolving case law and best practices for structuring and defending going private transactions.

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