Although the appeals court in California signaled the decision wasn’t meant to be taken as a precedent, it may still be seen a win for Wall Street’s increased use of so-called breakup fees. The Jefferies provision centers on what’s known in contract law as “liquidated damages,” a predetermined amount of money that a party must pay it if fails to meet a commitment. ...
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