Ehrlich v. Phase Forward, Inc.

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7372 Prepackaged Software
breach of fiduciary duty
Ehrlich v. Phase Forward, Inc.
2011 WL 4978392 (Mass. App. Ct.)
US
State Court
Massachusetts
Court of Appeals
none
Katzmann

Summary

Court finds that, under Delaware law, proxy statement and fairness opinion need not disclose the same material financial information as that relied on in statutory appraisal actions.
Ehrlich v. Phase Forward, Inc.
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