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Friday, December 29, 2006
@4:50 PM

Law of M&A

This short introductory paragraph written by the professor is sufficient to get me looking forward to the class.

The Law of Mergers and Acquisitions course examines mergers and acquisitions transactions from the transactional perspective. The topics that would be covered include mechanics of structuring mergers and acquisitions transactions, the preparatory work that is required in connection therewith, the regulatory environment in which mergers and acquisitions take place, duties of participants engaged in mergers and acquisitions (including financial advisers and directors of acquirors and target companies), deal protections, deal tactics for friendly and hostile bids, disclosure obligations, competition issues, compulsory acquisitions and financing.

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