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Recent Application Of MFW Confirms 3 Important Principles

Law360, New York ( October 24, 2016, 11:31 AM EDT) -- In a recent decision,[1] Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster of the Delaware Court of Chancery clarified certain issues related to the obligations of a controlling stockholder that often arise in connection with going-private and similar transactions. The case involved a relatively conventional proposal by a controlling stockholder (the Anderson family) to acquire the remaining shares of Books-A-Million Inc. from BAM's minority stockholders. The family structured the proposal with the goal of satisfying the conditions of the MFW decision so that any challenge to the transaction would benefit from the favorable "business judgment" level of judicial review.[2]...

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