This week’s post examines how a premature $50 million buyback notice and a hurried $140 million third-party sale collided—leaving both transactions invalid and the Elie Tahari joint venturers stuck together, at least for now.…
When shareholder oppression is real but dissolution is too much, should courts give majority owners a chance to straighten out before imposing the corporate death penalty?
This week’s New York Business Divorce presents the 2025 Winter Case Notes, where we highlight a few recent decisions of interest featuring strict adherence to statutory language and the parties’ governing agreements.…