Jeff Kerbel provides his insights on the changes to Canada's takeover law regime in Law Times focus section on corporate/commercial law. Takeover bids must now remain open for longer and bids must now be accepted by 50% of the target company's shareholders, excluding the shares held by the bidder. Jeff says these changes dramatically alters the M&A landscape in Canada.
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Jeff Kerbel in Law Times Focus on Changed Takeover Laws in Canada
August 11, 2016
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