PointofLaw.com
 Subscribe Subscribe   Find us on Twitter Follow POL on Twitter  
   
 
   

FORUM

« Rail union head got FELA kickbacks | Asbestos is well recognized as a health hazard »

April 01, 2004


Corporation Law and Economics

Poison pills take a wide variety of forms, but today most are based on the class of security known as a right. Hence, the pill's official name, the "shareholder rights plan." A traditional right, such as a warrant, grants the holder the option to purchase new shares of stock of the issuing corporation. The modern poison pill adds two additional elements not found in traditional rights: "flip in" and "flip over" provisions.

Posted by Stephen Bainbridge at 09:38 PM



categories:
REGULATION THROUGH LITIGATION








 

 

Published by the Manhattan Institute

The Manhattan Insitute's Center for Legal Policy.