Explore the complexities of M&A survival clauses in our latest blog post, ‘Wisconsin Court Examines M&A Survival Clause.’ This insightful analysis delves into a recent Wisconsin appellate court decision involving a strategic acquisition dispute. The case uncovers the critical role…
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Wisconsin Court Examines M&A Survival Clause
Posted in survival of reps and warranties Tagged with: ABA Model Asset Purchase Agreement, Appellate court ruling, Asset purchase agreements, Breach of contract, Business acquisition, Business disputes, business law, buyer protection, case law review, Commercial Law, commercial litigation, contract interpretation, legal analysis, Legal disputes in M&A, legal insights, Legal Precedents, M&A best practices, M&A law, M&A litigation, M&A Transactions, representations and warranties, Seller liability, strategic acquisition, strategic water distribution acquisition, survival clauses, undisclosed liabilities, Wisconsin appellate court, Wisconsin state court
Court Examines New York’s Successor Liability Doctrines De Facto Merger vs. Mere Continuation
Dive into the complexities of New York’s successor liability doctrines in our latest M&A blog post. This in-depth analysis examines the recent case of Avamer 57 Fee LLC v. Hunter Boot USA LLC, where the court navigated the nuances of…
Posted in de facto merger exception, mere continuation, problems with successor liability Tagged with: Asset sales, Avamer 57 Fee LLC v. Hunter Boot USA LLC, Business acquisition, de facto merger, distressed company sale, equity transfer in M&A, Hunter Boot brands, Intellectual property acquisition, legal analysis of M&A, M&A case study, M&A legal disputes, M&A legal topics, M&A Transactions, Manhattan state trial court, Mere Continuation, New York M&A law, New York state law, successor liability, successor liability doctrines, unpaid rent dispute
M&A Seller Learns a Painful Lesson on Defending Indemnification and Setoff Claims
Discover the critical lessons from a real M&A legal dispute where a seller’s failure to adhere to post-closing dispute procedures led to significant financial consequences. This blog delves into the importance of indemnification provisions, the role of representations and warranties,…
Posted in indemnification, objection -reasonable detail, timely objection to indemnification claim Tagged with: Alabama Supreme Court ruling, Alabama-based business, asset purchase agreement, asset recovery, brake-plate facility, Breach of contract, Business acquisition, business legal lessons, buyer protections, Buyer-seller disputes, environmental issues in M&A, Financial difficulties, hidden business problems, Indemnification claims, legal fees in M&A, legal recourse in M&A, M&A agreements, M&A industry, M&A legal disputes, M&A transaction procedures, Post-closing disputes, representations and warranties, Seller obligations, setoff claims, South Korean customer, vendor invoices
Mitigating Buyer Risks in M&A: Managing Asset Seller Liabilities
Explore the intricate world of M&A in our latest blog, where we delve into buyer risk mitigation and seller liability management in asset acquisitions. Join us as we dissect real cases, like the recent dispute over undisclosed software fees in…
Posted in problems with seller nondisclosure Tagged with: Asset acquisition, asset purchase agreement, Breach of Representations, Budget Overruns, Business acquisition, business contracts, Buyer Risks, Case Study, contractual disputes, Disclosure Requirements, due diligence, Legal precedent, Litigation strategy, M&A legal, New York law, purchase price adjustment, seller liabilities, seller nondisclosure, Software License Fees, User Fees, Warranties
Navigating M&A Earnout Disputes: A Lesson from Nomar Enterprises, LLC v. Rugged Solutions America, LLC
Explore the intricate world of M&A transactions through our latest blog post, ‘Navigating M&A Earnout Disputes: A Lesson from Nomar Enterprises, LLC v. Rugged Solutions America, LLC.’ Uncover the strategic use of earnouts, the risks they pose for both buyers…
Posted in problems with earnouts Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Breach of contract, Business acquisition, case reference, Court proceedings, dispute resolution, earnouts, EBITDA metrics, financial metric disputes, fraud claims, Houston federal district court, independent accountant, Industry Insights, Legal Blog, Legal Disputes, Legal lessons, M&A Risks, M&A Transactions, Nomar Enterprises LLC v. Rugged Solutions America LLC, rugged computer industry, strategic management
Avoiding M&A Pitfalls: Buyer Beware in Bankruptcy
Explore the legal intricacies of M&A transactions and learn from a real case – In Re Sanders. Discover how due diligence and reliance on seller representations can impact the dischargeability of seller debts in bankruptcy. M&A Stories October 5, 2023…
Posted in nondischargeable debt in bankruptcy Tagged with: Auto Recovery Business, bankruptcy, Bond Agreements, Business acquisition, Buyer Beware, Buyer's Rights, case reference, Court ruling, Customer Contracts, Dischargeability of Debts, due diligence, Fraudulent Representations, In Re Sanders, legal proceedings, Lot Leases, M&A pitfalls, Repossession Business, Seller Debts, seller fraud, Wharton School of Business
Mitigating Successor Liability Risks in Asset Acquisitions Involving Equity
Explore the key considerations and risks associated with acquiring assets in M&A deals involving buyer equity. Learn how successor liability risks can be effectively mitigated, with insights from the Credit Card Services, Inc v. Joe Teh Chuang case. M&A Stories…
Posted in problems with successor liability Tagged with: Acquisition strategies, asset acquisitions, Business acquisition, Buyer equity, Buyer's exposure, case reference, Confidential information, Credit Card Services Inc v Joe Teh Chuang, legal proceedings, Liability in M&A, M&A deals, M&A legal blog, Mitigating risks, successor liability, trade secrets
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