Corporate & Securities Law

News from the Tulane Corporate Law Institute

By broc

News from the Tulane Corporate Law Institute

A few weeks ago, the Tulane Corporate Law Institute was held and it's still the most well-covered annual M&A event, despite a dearth of deals these days (as well a declining number of lawyers practicing this type of law these days).

Below are links to pieces that covered specific panels during the Conference:

- TheDeal.com's "Steele on corporate governance"

- DealBook's "Revisiting Huntsman-Hexion: Did Watchtell Blow It?"

- DealBook's "Goldman's Ingrassia on Deal-Making"

- DealBook's "The Most Honest Moment Ever"

- DealBook's "Boards Can't Let Their Guard Down"

- Francis Pileggi has six installments of notes in his "Delaware Corporate and Commercial Litigation Blog"

It's also notable that DealBook tweeted during the Conference - the problem is they picked the tag of "#tulane" to follow their tweets and that hash tag is already being used for other matters related to the school (note here is a compilation of DealBook's full coverage, although it's missing the musings on Huntsman that I link to above).

Full post as published by DealLawyers.com Blog on April 14, 2009 (boomark / email).