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: DealLawyers.com BlogLessons Learned from the BCE Buyout: Bondholder Rights, Litigation Issues, Etc.
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Lessons Learned from the BCE Buyout: Bondholder Rights, Litigation Issues, Etc.
Tune in tomorrow for this webcast: "Lessons Learned from the BCE Buyout: Bondholder Rights, Litigation Issues, Etc." Please print off these course materials in advance.
And stay tuned for this March 19th webcast: "The SEC Staff on M&A."
Full post as published by DealLawyers.com Blog on February 25, 2009 (boomark / email).
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