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: Delaware Business Litigation Report

Day Two At The Tulane Corporate Law Institute Conference

By Morris James LLP

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Today is the second and final day of the Tulane Corporate Law Institute conference.

The New York Times DealBook is reporting live, with a look at the private equity market here and coverage of comments by Martin Lipton, Joseph Perella, and Chief Justice Steele here. 

The WSJ Deal Journal is providing live coverage: an interview with Sullivan & Cromwell partner Jim Morphy here; comments by Lipton and Perella here, where Lipton traces a line from Drexel Burnham Lambert to the financial world of today; and the Clear Channel discussion here, featuring Vice Chancellor Strine.

The DealScape is reporting here.

Full post as published by Delaware Business Litigation Report on December 31, 1969 (boomark / email).

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