Loading... Please wait...Leveraged Buyouts (Print and Online)
by Joseph W. Bartlett
Peter L. Korn, Jr.
David J. Mittelstadt
Cathy L. Reese
and Michael A. Rueda
Whether you represent buyers, sellers or lenders, this Leveraged Buyouts provides practical, in-depth answers to all of your questions as well as model documents for every contingency. This comprehensive guide explains each variety of LBO in detail—its rationale, the advantages and drawbacks of the available financing and tax structures, corporate governance and regulatory issues, and the many legal issues that arise along the way.
Coverage includes everything from the simplest transactions to trophy deals, including: buyout nomenclature; merger agreements; loan agreements; fairness opinions; registration rights; tax consequences; fraudulent conveyance laws; material adverse change; corporate governance; and state and federal regulations.
From the simplest transactions to trophy deals, Leveraged Buyouts also provides sophisticated examples of the documents needed for private equity investors to acquire a public Delaware corporation—from Equity Commitment Letters to a Senior Subordinated Note Indenture, and more.
Whether you are trying to structure mezzanine financing, minimize taxable events for your client, or negotiate a break-up fee, Leveraged Buyouts has solutions that will save you time and help you draft the best possible documents for your transaction.
#00688; looseleaf, two volumes, 1,696 pages; published in 2007, updated as needed; no additional charge for updates during your subscription. Looseleaf print subscribers receive supplements. The online edition is updated automatically. ISBN: 978-1-58852-144-6
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1696 pages - 2 volumes