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: BusinessAssociationsBlog.comThe Second Most Important Corporate Law Decision of the 20th Century
By Stephen Bainbridge
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In response to my nomination of Smith v. Van Gorkom as the most important corporate law opinion of the 20th century, Larry Ribstein suggests Basic v. Levinson. This is cheating. Or, perhaps more precisely, taking advantage of a loophole. I meant state corporate law decision. But let us accept, at least arguendo, Larry’s proposition that “no one can deny...[continued on site]
Full post as published by BusinessAssociationsBlog.com on February 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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