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The Delaware Supreme court handed down its opinion in Versata v Selectica. You'll remember that Selectica adopted a poison pill to protect its NOLs with a 4.99% trigger. The pill was then triggered when Trilogy aggressively accumulated stock knowing that...Full post as published by M & A Law Prof Blog on October 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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