Explore a case study where a fraud carve-out provision played a crucial role in protecting a buyer’s interests in an M&A deal. Learn about the legal intricacies surrounding employee non-solicitation claims and exclusive remedy provisions. October 19, 2019 Introduction: Many…
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How a Fraud Carve-Out Protected a Buyer’s Employee Non-Solicitation Claim in an M&A Deal
Posted in boilerplate provisions, fraud carveout, hiring seller's employees, nonsolicitation of employees and customers Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Breach of Covenant, Business acquisition, case reference, Employee Non-solicitation, exclusive remedy, fraud carve out, indemnification, Legal dispute, M&A, merger and acquisition, nonsolicitation covenant, Sacramento Federal Court, Trampoline Park
Fraud Carve Out Rescues Buyer in Complex M&A Divestiture
Explore a recent M&A case highlighting the importance of meticulous contract negotiation and the legal intricacies surrounding fraud and concealment in asset purchase agreements. M&A Stories February 04, 2019 In the world of Mergers and Acquisitions, a recent case shed…
Posted in "as is where is", fraud in business sale Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Breach of contract, buyer, Case Study, Class action lawsuit, concealment, contract negotiation, Delaware law, economic loss doctrine, fraud, fraud carve out, Legal Blog, Liability, M&A, Mergers and Acquisitions, Perrigo Company International Vitamin Company, pharmaceutical industry, seller
Clarifying Securities Fraud Claims in M&A: Lessons from O’Connor v. Cory
Explore the intricacies of federal securities fraud claims in M&A through the lens of O’Connor v. Cory. This blog delves into a notable case, emphasizing the importance of clarity in purchase agreements and offering key takeaways for sellers in similar…
Posted in anti-reliance clause, fraud in business sale, full disclosure rep, reliance Tagged with: Business experience in negotiations, Business valuation in M&A, Dallas federal district court, Disclaimer of reliance, Due diligence in M&A, Equity in purchase price, federal securities fraud, fraud carve out, Full disclosure representation, Legal proceedings in M&A, M&A legal, Material Facts Disclosure, O’Connor v. Cory, Purchase agreement, Purchase documents evaluation, representations and warranties, Securities Fraud Claims, Seller's Lawsuit
Unveiling the Power of Boilerplate: A Critical Analysis of the Fraud Carve-Out Provision in M&A Deals
Explore the legal intricacies of M&A in our latest blog post, “Unveiling the Power of Boilerplate.” Dive into the courtroom drama of Novipax Holdings LLC v. Sealed Air Corporation, discovering how a fraud carve-out provision became the buyer’s lifeline. Gain…
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