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Cerberus
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M & A Law Prof Blog
Affiliated Computer Services: The Hidden M&A Deal
So another deal development stuffed into the Wednesday Thanksgiving dump occurred with Affiliated Computer Services. Last Wednesday, ACS announced the resignation of its independent directors and their replacement with a…
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URI: The Motion For Expedited Treatment
URI yesterday filed a motion in Delaware Chancery Court for expedited proceedings (download the motion here). URI is requesting that they be permitted to file a summary judgment motion by…
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Further Thoughts on URI/Cerberus
I thought I would add a few more thoughts on the the URI/Cerberus dispute in light of the N.Y. complaint filed on Wednesday. N.Y. ComplaintHaving reread Cerberus's complaint, I still…
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Cerberus Sues in New York
On Wednesday, Cerberus filed suit in New York State court to enforce the terms of its limited guarantee -- the document which Cerberus purports limits its liability under the URI…
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URI/Cerberus: The Complaint
RAM said it would need to draw on its committed bridge financing facilities, but in the current credit markets it was not prepared to impair relationships with RAM’s financing sources…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
United Rental Sues Cerberus
A complaint was filed yesterday in Chancery Court by the above named parties regarding a "deal gone bad" as reported here on The Wall Street Journal Law Blog. The comments…
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Genesco/Finish Line: Solvent?
WIth all that is going on with Cerberus/United Rentals, I've fallen behind on the Genesco/Finish Line litigation. This week Genesco filed an amended complaint and Finish Line answered. As you…
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Cerberus’s 13D
It is now day three of the United Rentals/Cerberus saga. Still no lawsuit by United Rentals. I'm a bit surprised -- I would have thought that they had the complaint…
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ACS: The Legal Analysis
It is hard to know where to begin. That is my first thought when confronting the legal issues arising from the fiasco at Affiliated Computer Services. When we last left…
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On Hiatus Today
I'll be back on Monday with a full legal analysis of the ACS situtation. But here is my quote on it in the N.Y. Post today. Not page six, though…