TransCanada had laid a “trap” by breaching a standstill agreement to learn confidential information from Columbia executives, then driving down the price by threatening to publicly walk away from the negotiating table, Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster said in an 87-page opinion. Although the Columbia officers breached their fiduciary duties by tipping off TransCanada, “it takes two to tango,” the judge said.
“The tempter, or ...
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