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Spring 2022

The Informed Board

As strict economic sanctions become more common, what can multinationals do to prepare for forced exits from countries or JVs? With employees quitting in record numbers and millions of jobs going unfilled, how can boards ensure a healthy corporate culture that attracts and retains essential talent? We offer some answers to both questions in this issue of The Informed Board.

Insights – April 2022

Antitrust Scrutiny May Present Opportunities for Private Equity Buyers

Private equity firms may have an edge in bidding against strategics as antitrust regulators delay and block deals they fear will reduce competition. But the roll-up strategies frequently employed by private equity firms could be subject to rigorous reviews.
Insights – April 2022

Peter Atkins on the Evolution of M&A, in an Interview With Allison Schneirov

(Audio) Peter Atkins, Skadden's longest-tenured partner, recently spoke with New York M&A/corporate leader Allison Schneirov about the forces driving M&A historically and today, and practical guides for effective dealmaking.
Insights – April 2022

Not Just for Tax Geeks: Why Companies Should Revisit Transfer Pricing Policies

(Video) Partners Nate Carden and David Farhat discuss heading off double taxation and other issues with the proactive use of the “competent authority” mutual agreement process and advance pricing agreements authorized by standard tax treaties.
Insights – April 2022

The Evolving Telephone Consumer Protection Act Landscape Post-Duguid

2022 is poised to be another year of significant TCPA activity. Businesses would be well advised to review their compliance practices and address recent developments with their marketing and collections vendors.
  • The Informed Board
  • Antitrust Scrutiny May Present Opportunities for Private Equity Buyers
  • Peter Atkins on the Evolution of M&A, in an Interview With Allison Schneirov
  • Not Just for Tax Geeks: Why Companies Should Revisit Transfer Pricing Policies
  • The Evolving Telephone Consumer Protection Act Landscape Post-<em>Duguid</em>
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Podcast: How Antitrust Regulators and the SEC Are Advancing the Wider Biden Agenda

In this inaugural episode of the Informed Board podcast, Skadden partners Maria Raptis and Raquel Fox join our host Ann Beth Stebbins to discuss changing approaches to antitrust and securities regulation in Washington. They talk about new priorities in antitrust enforcement, new disclosure initiatives by the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the obstacles that could hinder regulatory rulemaking.
How Antitrust Regulators and the SEC Are Advancing the Wider Biden Agenda

Biden Pauses New Duties on Solar Imports From Southeast Asia, Takes Action To Bolster Domestic Industry

On June 6, 2022, President Biden issued a declaration of emergency that paves the way for a 24-month moratorium on new duties on solar imports, and he took action to foster domestic production of solar parts and equipment.
Biden Pauses New Duties on Solar Imports From Southeast Asia, Takes Action To Bolster Domestic Industry
In this inaugural episode of the Informed Board podcast, Skadden partners Maria Raptis and Raquel Fox join our host Ann Beth Stebbins to discuss changing approaches to antitrust and securities regulation in Washington. They talk about new priorities in antitrust enforcement, new disclosure initiatives by the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the obstacles that could hinder regulatory rulemaking.
How Antitrust Regulators and the SEC Are Advancing the Wider Biden Agenda
On June 6, 2022, President Biden issued a declaration of emergency that paves the way for a 24-month moratorium on new duties on solar imports, and he took action to foster domestic production of solar parts and equipment.
Biden Pauses New Duties on Solar Imports From Southeast Asia, Takes Action To Bolster Domestic Industry

Response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been swift and coordinated, with the U.S., U.K. and EU, among other allied nations, imposing a series of sanctions and export controls on key elements of the Russian economy. We are watching the space closely and will update this page with new client alerts as developments unfold.

Update on Russia Sanctions
In this issue we discuss how plaintiffs are finding creative ways to obtain books and records, and appraisal cases where Delaware courts held that fair value rose between signing and closing. Other articles describe how the state’s courts continue to reject many demand futility claims and enforce unambiguous bylaws requiring advance notice of board nominations. Finally, we analyze conflicting federal circuit court decisions involving exclusive forum bylaws that required derivative actions to be filed in Delaware courts — a split that leaves the enforceability of such bylaws in question where they involve Securities Exchange Act claims.
Insights: The Delaware Edition

Update on Russia Sanctions

Response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been swift and coordinated, with the U.S., U.K. and EU, among other allied nations, imposing a series of sanctions and export controls on key elements of the Russian economy. We are watching the space closely and will update this page with new client alerts as developments unfold.

Update on Russia Sanctions

Insights: The Delaware Edition

In this issue we discuss how plaintiffs are finding creative ways to obtain books and records, and appraisal cases where Delaware courts held that fair value rose between signing and closing. Other articles describe how the state’s courts continue to reject many demand futility claims and enforce unambiguous bylaws requiring advance notice of board nominations. Finally, we analyze conflicting federal circuit court decisions involving exclusive forum bylaws that required derivative actions to be filed in Delaware courts — a split that leaves the enforceability of such bylaws in question where they involve Securities Exchange Act claims.
Insights: The Delaware Edition
Insights – April 2022

This quarterly edition covers, among other critical issues and developments, opportunities for private equity buyers in the current antitrust environment, an interview with Peter Atkins — Skadden’s longest-tenured partner — on the evolution of M&A, and a video discussion on transfer pricing.

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