Mergers & acquisitions 2009
Subtitle: trends and developments
By: chair, Richard A. Goldberg
Contributors: Practising Law Institute
Series: Corporate law and practice course handbook series -- no. B-1713.
Publisher: Practising Law Institute
Published: 2009
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 620
ISBN-13: 9781402411618
Subjects: Consolidation and merger of corporations; Taxation; Corporations; Finance; Investment banking; Boards of directors; Disclosure of information; Rules and practice; Corporate governance; Legal ethics; United States. Securities and Exchange Commission; United States
Other titles: Mergers and acquisitions 2009
Notes: "Ord #18748"--Spine.

Prepared for distribution at the program of the same name held January 22-23, 2009.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Negotiating the purchase agreement  -- Richard A. Goldberg, Steve J. Lee; title: Investment banking considerations  -- Stephen A. Greene; title: Federal tax considerations --; title: Basic federal income tax aspects of mergers & acquisitions  -- Stuart M. Finkelstein; title: Ethical traps for the M & A practitioner --; title: Ethics in mergers and acquisitions  -- James Q. Walker; title: Advising the board of directors --; title: The board of directors' fiduciary duties  -- Corinne Ball, Marilyn Sonnie, Anna Triponel, Jones Day; title: Legal issues involved in financing the transaction --; title: Legal issues in leveraged acquisitions: from the lenders perspective  -- David W. Morse; title: Specialized areas of concern in acquisition transactions  -- Eric Simonson; title: State and local tax considerations affecting the transaction --; title: Mergers and acquisitions from a to z: overview of state and local tax considerations  -- Carolyn Joy Lee, Jones Day; title: Deal protection measures in public M & A  -- Derek M. Winokur, Stephen Leitzell; title: Financing the transaction  -- Jonathan A. Knee; title: Disclosure matters and other sec considerations --; title: Disclosure matters and other sec considerations -- Steve L. Camahort.