Explore the intricate post-transaction landscape of M&A through a $100 million case involving an Atlanta-based chemical packaging company. Delve into the details of post-closing commitments, breaches, and legal implications, emphasizing the significance of post-closing covenants. M&A Stories November 21, 2018…
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Allegations of Breach in M&A Deal: Lessons from a $100 Million Case
Posted in covenant not to compete, hiring seller's employees, no kickback or bribe rep, nondisclosure agreement, trade secret misappropriation Tagged with: Breach of contract, Business acquisitions, Confidentiality clauses, Delaware lawsuit, Enforceability of covenants, Kickback payment representation, M&A legal case study, M&A litigation, Noncompetition agreements, Post-closing commitments
South Carolina Supreme Court Upholds Expansive Noncompetition Covenant in Recent M&A Case
Explore the legal implications of the Palmetto Mortuary Transport case where the South Carolina Supreme Court upheld a seller’s noncompetition agreement in an M&A deal. Gain insights into noncompetition covenants, risk mitigation strategies, and the evolving landscape of business acquisitions.…
Posted in covenant not to compete, reformation, step-down provision Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Business acquisitions, Business owners, Court Blue-Pencil Noncompetition covenant, legal implications, M&A legal development, Mortuary transport services, noncompetition covenant, Palmetto Mortuary Transport case, Risk mitigation strategies, South Carolina Supreme Court, Step Down Provision in Noncompetition covenant
Court Decision: Buyer Unable to Sue Seller for Fraudulent Misrepresentations in Target’s Data Room
Dive into the intricate world of M&A transactions with our latest blog post on an important Delaware court decision. Uncover the legal nuances surrounding buyer-seller relationships, data room disclosures, and the impact of contractual agreements. Gain valuable insights into the…
Posted in anti-reliance clause, fraud in business sale Tagged with: anti-reliance clause, Breach of contract, Business acquisitions, buyer protection, Buyer-seller relationships, Chyronhego Corporation v. Wight, Contractual agreements, data room disclosures, Delaware court decision, due diligence, financial projections, fraudulent misrepresentations, Indemnification caps, Industry Insights, industry-specific coverage, legal analysis, Legal Developments, legal implications, legal recourse, M&A deals, M&A Transactions, seller responsibilities, stock purchase agreement
Ensuring Inventory Accuracy in M&A Deals: A Cautionary Tale
In this insightful blog post, delve into the intricate world of mergers and acquisitions as we uncover a cautionary tale highlighting the critical importance of inventory accuracy in deal-making. Learn from a real-life case study and discover the essential role…
Posted in Description of business assets purchased Tagged with: American Welding & Gas, Arc Welding Supply Co., asset purchase agreement, Asset Valuation, Business acquisitions, business growth, business risks, Case Study, Clarity in contracts, Contractual agreements, deal-making, Inventory accuracy, inventory assessment, inventory verification, investment protection, legal diligence, Legal Disputes, Legal lessons, M&A deals, Mergers and Acquisitions, post-closing audits
Understanding Successor Liability in M&A: Buyer Beware of Hidden Risks
Dive into the intricate world of mergers and acquisitions through compelling M&A Stories. Explore the hidden risks of successor liability in the legal battle of Indiana Electrical Workers Pension Benefit Fund v. ManWeb Services, Inc. Unravel the crucial aspects often…
Posted in federal multiemployer pension plan withdrawal liability, successor liability Tagged with: advisors, appellate court, Business acquisitions, business operations, buyer, Case Study, CEOs, CFOs, due diligence, Entrepreneurship, federal labor laws, financial obligations, Indiana Electrical Workers Pension Benefit Fund v. ManWeb Services Inc., legal doctrine, Legal Risks, Legal Saga, M&A, Mergers and Acquisitions, Multiemployer Pension Plan, Risk mitigation, seller, successor liability, unionized workforce, withdrawal liability
Court Awards Buyer Damages for Seller’s Breach of Noncompetition Covenant in 3D Printing Industry
Explore the legal intricacies of M&A transactions with our latest blog post. Delve into the case of Barranco v. 3D Systems Corporation, where a breach of noncompetition agreement in the 3D printing industry led to significant court-awarded damages. Gain insights…
Posted in covenant not to compete Tagged with: 3D printing industry, additive manufacturing, Breach of contract, Business acquisitions, business law, business ownership, business sellers, Buyer Damages, Competitive Activities, contractual disputes, Contractual obligations, Court Case, Court ruling, entrepreneur advice, Legal compliance, Legal Disputes, legal implications, legal ramifications, M&A legal, Mergers and Acquisitions, noncompetition agreement, technology acquisition
Asset Buyer Not Liable for Race Discrimination Claim in Employee Hiring Dispute
Explore the legal intricacies of mergers and acquisitions in our latest blog post. Delve into the case of Mance v. Owings Mills Autos, LLC, as we dissect the liabilities of asset buyers regarding employee claims post-acquisition. Gain insights into asset…
Posted in hiring seller's employees, third party beneficiary clause Tagged with: Asset acquisition, Asset buyer obligations, Asset purchase agreement (APA), Business acquisitions, buyer liabilities, Corporate governance, Corporate Law, Corporate transactions, Employee rights, Employment disputes, Employment transition, Legal Liabilities, legal nuances, legal principles, M&A legal, Mance v. Owings Mills Autos LLC, Merger legalities, Race discrimination, Seller expectations, Third-party beneficiary clause
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