The Law Office of Abe Shainberg Launches an Investigation into the Possible Breaches of Fiduciary Duty by the Board of Cellu ...
17 Septiembre 2010 - 9:22AM
Business Wire
The Law Office of Abe Shainberg is investigating the Board of
Directors of Cellu Tissue Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CLU) for possible
breaches of fiduciary duty and other violations of state law in
connection with the sale of the Company to Clearwater Paper Corp.
(NYSE: CLW). Under the terms of the transaction, Cellu Tissue
shareholders will receive $12 in cash per share for a total
transaction value of approximately $502 million, including assumed
debt.
The investigation concerns whether the Cellu Tissue Board of
Directors breached their fiduciary duties to Cellu Tissue
stockholders by failing to adequately shop the Company before
entering into this transaction and whether Clearwater Paper is
underpaying for Cellu Tissue shares. Cellu Tissue went public in
January 2010 at $12.30 a share and at least one analyst has set a
price target for Cellu Tissue stock at $16.00 per share. Also,
Cellu Tissue's Chief Executive Russell Taylor and its largest
shareholder, private equity firm Weston Presidio V. L.P., together
own about 56 percent of the company's stock and have agreed to vote
in favor of the deal.
If you own common stock in Cellu Tissue and wish to obtain
additional information, please contact Abe Shainberg, Esq. either
via email at as@ashainberglaw.com or by telephone at (212)
425-7286, or visit
http://www.ashainberglaw.com/cellutissue-clu.html.
Mr. Shainberg has expertise in prosecuting investor securities
litigation, is a certified and registered arbitrator and mediator
involving financial matters, and represents investors in various
matters nationwide.
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