Why don't you do it the subject of appraisals. Try answering this question by doing some research. After a short form merger, the only right for the shareholders is to request an appraisal. If the appraisal comes back and finds that the merger consideration was overly generous and that therefore the shareholder who sought appraisal rights litigated for mother and wasted everyone's time and money, should the shareholder's consideration fall to the lower appraisal amount or should they still be able to received the original consideration amount? I think you could probably answer this question in 2-3 pages or so.