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Select Columbia Business Law Review Posts

By Ilya Beylin March 18, 2016 by ilyabeylin

Today, in addition to our usual offering, we present three student posts from the Columbia Business Law Review:

  • David Markewitz on The SEC’s Appointment Problem and Its Likely Solution;
  • Penina Moisa on The Perils, Protections and Proliferation of Pre-IPO Options; and
  • Abigail Hathaway on Buyer’s Remorse and “MAC Outs” in M&A Agreements.
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