The merger agreement included several covenants that required both companies to put forth efforts to meet agreement conditions and avoid legal obstacles as much as possible. (Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/THE NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL)
Health insurance giants Anthem and Cigna will have to handle their own costs associated with a failed merger, the Delaware Court of Chancery ruled Monday.
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Ellen Bardash
Ellen Bardash is ALM's reporter covering Delaware litigation for Delaware Law Weekly and Delaware Business Court Insider. She can be contacted at [email protected], on Twitter @Dellenware or on Threads @ellenbardash.
