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The Wrong Prescription? Revisiting the Justification for Poison Pills


by Mark Lebovitch View Biography
Laura Gundersheim View Biography
Bernstein Litowitz {newline}Berger & Grossmann LLP View Firm Credentials
New York Office

September 14, 2009

Previously published by The Advocate for Institutional Investors, Third Quarter 2009 on October 2009

Based on massive value losses from withdrawn tender offers in the last few years, it may be time to revisit the broad judicial deference that has allowed directors to use poison pills to stand between bidders and stockholders indefinitely.


 

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