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Were Bear a commercial bank, the Fed could have seized it and left shareholders with nothing. But because Bear isn't a commercial bank, the Fed had to force a swift auction of the company. Most likely the Delaware courts are going to look at the lawsuit, but consider this an extraordinary situation in which J.P. Morgan did what it had to do to get the shareholder votes it needed to save a collapsing company. Chances are the Delaware courts will avoid getting involved in J.P. Morgan's takeover. - David Marcus and Maria Woehr See Detroit pension's legal complaint (pdf) Categories![]() Deal Video
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