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Buyer Stock in M&A: Securities Fraud Risks

Posted on January 26, 2019 by John McCauley

Explore the risks of using buyer stock in M&A deals and the potential securities fraud concerns. Learn from a real case study and key takeaways for transparent M&A transactions. M&A Stories January 26, 2019 In this M&A case study, we’ll…

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Clarifying Securities Fraud Claims in M&A: Lessons from O’Connor v. Cory

Posted on November 2, 2018 by John McCauley

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…

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