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Takeovers and Freezeouts

Martin Lipton

“An indispensable, authoritative and extremely useful work—a complete guide—that brings all the steps together.”  — Joseph Flom  of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, New York The classic in its field! This seven-volume analytical and reference work reflects the current climate for takeover activity and defense.  Takeovers & Freezeouts  addresses important developments concerning such topics Sarbanes-Oxley; reducing vulnerability to hostile takeovers; specific responses to overtures and takeover bids; proxy fights and institutional activism; premerger notification under Hart-Scott-Rodino; state regulation of tender offers; tax, accounting and ERISA considerations; antitrust issues; and takeovers and mergers in the banking industry. You'll get expert strategic guidance on improving your negotiating leverage in converting hostile takeovers into friendly deals. The authors provide extensive documentation on acquisition and defensive techniques, including LBOs, tender offers, mergers, recapitalizations, restructurings, going private transactions, spin-offs and proxy contests. Book #00551; looseleaf, seven volumes, 8,536 pages; published in 1978, updated as needed.

978-1-58852-005-0

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