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Non-Corporate Freezeouts: Theory and Evidence
Corporate freezeouts are subject to enhanced judicial scrutiny in the form of entire fairness review. In contrast, controlling shareholders of non-incorporated business entities can waive the duty of loyalty, which renders entire fairness review unapplicable. Prior scholars have not studied non-corp
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