In a video interview produced by The Deal, mergers & acquisitions and private equity partner John Sorkin discusses how the Delaware Court of Chancery’s decision in Trulia may affect M&A litigation, particularly with respect to financial advisers. In the interview, John explains that there had been, in connection with M&A transactions, a trend of increasing disclosure of what he views as immaterial details driven by disclosure-based settlements. He explains that “with Trulia I think we’re going to see … more of a focus on disclosures that are meaningful to shareholders both in connection with the analysis performed by … financial advisers and in connection with their relationships.”
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