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Commentary on Panera Decision

By Rich Bodnar on February 7, 2020
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Panera, the most recent Delaware appraisal case involving a public company, was decided by the Chancery court last week. A major takeaway from the case: prepayment does not allow for a refund. Commentary has been coming in, including these highlights:

• Law360: Panera case “nods” to deal price. {$$$}
• Law firm: Panera reaffirms existing guidance; tells Boards of Directors they need a strong record of attention to performance and market over time.
• World of Securities Regulation: Lack of clawback provision meant no refund in Panera case.
• Bloomberg: Court finds sales process reliable, weighing weaknesses.

*RKS attorneys serve as counsel for petitioners in Panera.

 

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Rich is an experienced securities litigator focusing on value-generating legal strategy.  Rich brings to each matter a deep knowledge of the quantitative methods side of securities litigation, especially damages computation, event studies, econometrics/economics and the theories, tools, and strategies involved in the preservation…

Rich is an experienced securities litigator focusing on value-generating legal strategy.  Rich brings to each matter a deep knowledge of the quantitative methods side of securities litigation, especially damages computation, event studies, econometrics/economics and the theories, tools, and strategies involved in the preservation and maximization of the value of client’s securities claims.

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