Explore the intricacies of M&A transactions in our latest blog post, where we delve into a landmark legal ruling that forced a buyer to close a $277 million acquisition. Discover the legal principles and court decisions that emphasize the importance…
Monthly Archives: May 2024
M&A Seller Asks Court to Order Buyer to Close Acquisition
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Could an Asset Buyer’s Due Diligence Uncover a Competitor’s Unfair Tactics?
Explore the intricate world of M&A due diligence through the lens of a high-stakes legal battle in the commercial real estate sector. This blog delves into the complexities of identifying potential risks, the impact of unforeseen challenges, and the importance…
Posted in Problems with due diligence Tagged with: asset sale, Bankruptcy Asset Sale, BGC Partners v. Avison Young, commercial brokerage firms, commercial real estate M&A, competitive intelligence, competitive tactics in M&A, corporate acquisitions, corporate espionage, employee defection, Legal Aspects of M&A, Legal battles in M&A, Legal Risks in M&A, M&A Due Diligence, M&A investigation, M&A litigation, Mergers and Acquisitions, Noncompetition agreements, nonsolicitation agreements, protecting trade secrets, real estate industry, risk identification, trade secrets, unfair competition
M&A Buyer’s Earnout Risk
Explore the complexities of M&A transactions with a deep dive into the legal battles surrounding earnouts. This post dissects a real-world case involving a $226 million acquisition in the insurance industry, where the buyer alleges overpayment due to fraudulent earnout…
Posted in problems with earnouts Tagged with: acquisition agreement compliance, acquisition financial targets, Breach of contract in M&A, buyer earnout risk, Earnout disputes, earnout structuring, federal district court M&A cases, financial misrepresentation, fraud in mergers and acquisitions, good faith in business deals, insurance brokerage M&A, legal implications of earnouts, legal strategies in M&A, M&A case studies, M&A deal risk management, M&A industry insights, M&A legal issues, M&A litigation, PCF Insurance Services case, Post-closing disputes, private equity acquisition
Legal Clash: M&A Buyer and Seller Tangle in Federal Court Over Post-Closing Payment Dispute
Dive into the realm of M&A legal intricacies with our latest blog post, ‘Legal Clash: M&A Buyer and Seller Tangle in Federal Court Over Post-Closing Payment Dispute.’ Explore the nuances of acquisition agreements, post-closing conflicts, and federal court litigation as…
Posted in Problems with Deferred Purchase Price, Problems with description of purchase price Tagged with: Acquisition Agreements, Buyer-seller disputes, contract ambiguity, contract law, federal court litigation, Legal battles, legal conflicts, legal drafting, litigation resolution, M&A legal, M&A litigation, Post-closing disputes, Purchase agreements, termination clauses
The Importance of Due Diligence When Acquiring a Business in a Regulated Industry
Navigating the complex landscape of acquiring a business in a regulated industry can be a minefield without thorough due diligence. In our latest post, we delve into the critical importance of meticulous pre-acquisition audits to ensure compliance with stringent regulations…
Posted in problems with regulatory industry acquisitions Tagged with: broker-dealer compliance, Business acquisition risks, business law, compliance audits, corporate acquisitions, due diligence, Eischen v. Adaptation Financial Advisers Inc., federal securities regulations, financial industry regulations, investment firm acquisition, investment firm litigation, Legal compliance, legal due diligence, legal risk management, M&A, M&A litigation, Mergers and Acquisitions, pre-purchase audits, regulated industries, securities laws
Resolving M&A Seller Earnout Disputes: Beyond Accountant Arbitration
Delve into the intricacies of M&A earnout disputes with our latest blog post. Explore the complexities beyond accountant arbitration, as we dissect a notable case and offer insights into drafting M&A agreements for clarity and foresight. M&A Stories May 9,…
Posted in problems with earnouts Tagged with: accountant arbitration, business law, business negotiations, business strategies, Buyer-Seller Agreements, commercial AV projectors, contract drafting, contractual language, COVID-19, dispute resolution, Earnout Calculation, Earnout disputes, Industry specifics, Kelly v. DCC Technology Holdings Inc., Legal aspects, legal insights, M&A, M&A agreements, Mergers and Acquisitions, pandemic implications, post-closing metrics, revenue metrics, stakeholder insights, valuation discrepancies
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