25Dec
Delaware Reaffirms High Bar for Establishing a Material Adverse Effect
In the first case following Akorn v. Fresenius to rule on a party’s entitlement to terminate a merger agreement on the basis of a material adverse effect (MAE), the Delaware Court of Chancery ordered Boston Scientific Corporation to complete its $275...
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Fenwick & West LLP
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