Sealed Air Faces Shareholder Lawsuits Over Merger Proxy Disclosures

Reuters02-19
Sealed Air Faces Shareholder Lawsuits Over Merger Proxy Disclosures

Sealed Air Corporation said three lawsuits and separate shareholder demand letters have been filed challenging disclosures in its proxy statement for the proposed merger with an affiliate of Clayton, Dubilier and Rice. The actions allege the proxy statement was materially incomplete and misleading and assert claims under federal securities laws and state fiduciary and securities laws. Sealed Air denies wrongdoing but is providing supplemental proxy disclosures to reduce the risk of delays to the transaction.

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