Explore the significance of tax due diligence in stock acquisitions to avoid unexpected tax liabilities and legal disputes. Learn from a real case scenario where a buyer faced post-closing tax debts and legal battles due to inadequate tax assessment. “Trust,…
Monthly Archives: January 2021
How Tax Due Diligence Benefits Buyers in Stock Acquisitions
Posted in due diligence, tax Tagged with: business equity, business liabilities, business purchase, buyer, Case Study, Legal battles, Legal Disputes, legal expenses, M&A, pre-closing taxes, seller, stock acquisitions, tax assessment, tax debts, tax due diligence, tax fraud, tax issues, tax liabilities, tax obligations, tax responsibilities, unpaid taxes
Hospital Buyer and Seller Dispute $2.4 Million Medicare-Medicaid Payment in M&A Deal
Explore a complex hospital acquisition case where a $2.4 million Medicare-Medicaid payment dispute arises between the buyer and seller. Gain insights into how the court interpreted the Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) and its impact on the resolution of this M&A…
Posted in post-closing adjustments for pre-closing sales and services, receivables Tagged with: Asset Purchase Agreement interpretation, Court ruling, Delaware bankruptcy court, healthcare industry, Hospital acquisition, hospital buyer and seller dispute, M&A dispute, M&A legal case, Medicare-Medicaid payment, payment reconciliation
SEC Files Lawsuit Against Target Executives for Deceptive Practices in M&A Deal
The SEC’s legal action against Target’s CEO and CTO reveals the consequences of misleading buyers in M&A deals. Learn about the case and its implications for ethical M&A negotiations. M&A Insights Choosing the ethical path in M&A negotiations is not…
Shareholders Can’t Challenge Merger Approval by Board due to Lack of Control Change
Explore a case study where a shareholder could not challenge the target board’s merger approval because the transaction would not result in a change of control. Learn about the legal implications and the application of the Revlon Doctrine in M&A…
Posted in Change of Control, Revlon doctrine Tagged with: board of directors, control change, M&A, M&A legal insights, merger approval, Revlon Doctrine, shareholder rights
Target Shareholders Cannot Compel Disclosure of Merger File by Target’s Law Firm
Explore a recent legal case that delves into the rights of shareholders in M&A deals to compel disclosure of merger-related information from the target company’s law firm. Discover how the court’s ruling highlights the law firm’s allegiance to the target…
Buyer’s Waiver of Privileged Communications Shared during Due Diligence
Learn about a court case where sharing privileged communications during due diligence led to a waiver of attorney-client privilege. Understand the implications for M&A transactions and the importance of maintaining a clear distinction between legal and commercial interests. M&A Stories…
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