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Spike in Appraisal Rights Cases Graphically Illustrated

By Steve Hecht on September 30, 2014
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Among the compelling metrics compiled by Professors Korsmo and Myers in their article on appraisal rights that has been approvingly cited by the Delaware Court of Chancery, they have highlighted two key trends which, taken together, demonstrate the sophistication of the investors now driving what appears to be a pronounced spike in appraisal rights cases. Thus, the first graph (view here) shows the sharp increase in the number of petitions filed over the past decade, and the second graph (view here) shows the sheer size of the dollar amounts at stake.

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Steve Hecht is a go-to trial lawyer for hedge funds, institutional investors, family offices, university endowments, venture funds and other investors interested in utilizing the legal process to create value for their own investors. Whether by activist litigation, fiduciary duty claims, or appraisal…

Steve Hecht is a go-to trial lawyer for hedge funds, institutional investors, family offices, university endowments, venture funds and other investors interested in utilizing the legal process to create value for their own investors. Whether by activist litigation, fiduciary duty claims, or appraisal and other valuation strategies, Steve has extensive experience across the gamut of options for shareholders.  He regularly tries cases in Delaware Chancery Court and around the country for clients seeking outsized returns. Steve is a partner of Rolnick Kramer Sadighi LLP.

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    Corporate Governance and Compliance
  • Blog:
    Valuation Litigation & Shareholder Rights Blog
  • Organization:
    Rolnick Kramer Sadighi LLP
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