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Overview
Why You Should Attend
M&A activity in 2020 was extremely volatile. The ability to properly advise companies, their boards of directors and special committees and to effectively negotiate M&A transactions requires detailed knowledge of the latest trends and developments affecting M&A. This program will help you stay up-to-date on M&A activity and cutting-edge trends and developments regarding the impact of Covid-19, distressed M&A, M&A litigation, difficult negotiation and contractual issues, SEC disclosure matters and tax and other issues with important M&A implications. Panels that include some of the most experienced and sophisticated legal and investment banking professionals, a Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court, three members of the Delaware Court of Chancery and the Chief of the Office of Mergers & Acquisitions at the Securities and Exchange Commission will discuss these and other developments.
What You Will Learn
• The outlook for mergers and acquisitions in 2021
• How to best prepare and advise companies to address difficult negotiation and contractual issues in the current M&A environment
• The impact of recent Delaware litigation on standards for assessing board and/or special committee actions and behavior in the context of a sale of a company
• The latest tax trends and developments affecting M&A transactions
and much, much more…
Who Should Attend
Attorneys who counsel companies (both inside and outside counsel), corporate board members, investment bankers and advisors to other M&A participants. This program will presume a general familiarity with M&A issues and is intended for intermediate to advanced professionals looking to hone their skills.
Program Level: Overview
Prerequisites: A general familiarity and knowledge of mergers & acquisitions and corporate law.
Intended Audience: Attorneys who counsel companies (both inside and outside counsel), corporate board members, investment bankers and advisors to other M&A participants.
Other Prerequisite: None
Advanced Prep: None