05Aug
Buyer’s Claim of Fraud and Fraudulent Inducement in Connection with $106 Million Purchase of Target Allowed to Proceed Due to Failed Anti-Reliance Language and Despite Bootstrapping Rule
The Delaware Chancery Court in The Anschutz Corporation et. al. v. Brown Robin Capital, LLC ruled against dismissing several of Buyer’s claims in a dispute involving the $106 million acquisition of OnRamp Access, LLC (“Target”) by LightEdge Holdings, LLC (“Buyer”)....
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Gray Reed
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