Michael F. Taylor v. American Speciality Retailing Group, Inc.

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shareholder dissent/oppression
Michael F. Taylor v. American Speciality Retailing Group, Inc.
No. 19239 (Del. Chan. 2003)
US
State Court
Delaware
Court of Chancery
Michael Kern <br> Andrew P. Wilkinson <br>
Lamb

Summary

The Delaware Court of Chancery considered the fair value of a minority interest in a retail sporting goods chain. The court considered the experts’ discounted cash flow, comparable company, and transaction valuations. It gave great weight to the managemen ...
Michael F. Taylor v. American Speciality Retailing Group, Inc.
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