Icahn Petitions Delaware Chancery Court on Forest Data

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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn asked a judge to let him publicize documents obtained from Forest Laboratories Inc. as part of a proxy fight over seats on the drugmaker’s board.

The documents, released to Icahn Aug. 6 by Delaware Chancery Court Judge Abigail LeGrow in Wilmington after a trial, involve licensing agreements with other drugmakers, the billionaire said today in a statement. One of the agreements includes an embedded “poison pill” shareholder-rights plan that may thwart any potential Forest takeover, Icahn said.