Dive into the complexities of M&A forum selection clauses with our latest blog post, which analyzes a case where a buyer’s fraud suit against a seller and multiple managers and owners was partially dismissed in Delaware. The court ruled in…
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The Reach of a Forum Selection Clause: Can M&A Buyer’s Fraud Suit against Seller and Multiple Owners and Managers Be Tried in Delaware?
Posted in fraud in business sale, Problems with financials, problems with forum selection clauses Tagged with: acquisition disputes, Chumash Capital Investments case, commercial litigation, complex commercial litigation, corporate litigation, cross-jurisdictional legal issues, defense contractor acquisition, Delaware corporate law, Delaware Superior Court, Forum Selection Clauses, Fraud in M&A, fraudulent financial statements, Grand Mesa Partners lawsuit, legal complexities in M&A, legal strategy in M&A, Litigation strategy, M&A legal disputes, M&A legal topics, M&A Transactions, multi-defendant litigation, multi-jurisdictional litigation
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
The Vital Role of Boilerplate Provisions in Business Purchase Agreements: Understanding the Forum Selection Clause
Dive into the world of mergers and acquisitions with our latest blog post exploring the critical role of boilerplate provisions, focusing on the forum selection clause. Learn from a real-life case involving Smith & Wesson and Gemini Technologies, where disputes…
Posted in boilerplate provisions, forum selection clause Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Boilerplate Provisions, Business purchase agreements, Case Study, Contractual obligations, D. Idaho, dispute resolution, Earn-out agreement, Forum selection clause, Gemini Technologies, Legal battles, Legal uncertainties, Litigation strategy, M&A legal, Mergers and Acquisitions, Post-closure disputes, Smith & Wesson, United States District Court
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