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Moelis and Private Equity in the Public Market

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By Gladriel Shobe, Jarrod Shobe, William Clayton
| yalejreg.com
In 2024, the landmark Moelis opinion invalidated certain types of contractual control provisions that allow an insider stockholder to supplant a board’s statutory role. The Moelis opinion sparked a corporate-law civil war, with proponents of Moelis arguing that insider control rights harmfully undermine Delaware’s historic board-centric model. Critics claimed the decision upended long-established market practices and used that justification to support new, broad legislation overruling Moelis.
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Moelis and Private Equity in the Public Market

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By Gladriel Shobe, William Clayton, Matthew Jennejohn, Jarrod Shobe
| ecgi.global
In 2024, the landmark Moelis opinion invalidated certain types of contractual control provisions that allow an insider stockholder to supplant a board’s statutory role. The Moelis opinion sparked a corporate law civil war, with proponents of Moelis arguing that insider control rights harmfully undermine Delaware’s historical board-centric model. Critics claimed the decision upended long-established market practices and used that justification to support new, broad legislation overruling Moelis.
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By Kevin Hsueh, Melissa F. Lewis-Western, Gladriel Shobe, Mary Brooke Billings, Mary Brooke Billings
| LexBlog
The umbrella partnership corporation (“Up-C”) IPO structure allows an entity taxed as a partnership to go public by creating a shell corporation that sits above, and whose sole asset is units of, the historic partnership.
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