Explore the intricate world of M&A law with our latest blog post, “Navigating Capital Account Risks: Lessons from the Weisburd v. Blank Rome LLP Case.” Delve into the complexities of negotiations and potential pitfalls in the buyer-seller dance, as we…
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Navigating Capital Account Risks: Lessons from the Weisburd v. Blank Rome LLP Case
Posted in problems with successor liability Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Buyer-Seller Dynamics, capital account risks, de facto merger, evolving M&A landscape, financial woes, law firm acquisitions, legal negotiations, legal ramifications, M&A law, partner disputes, partner retirement strategies, retirement equity, strategic foresight, Successor liability doctrine, Weisburd v. Blank Rome LLP
BUYER OF MEDICAL PRACTICE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BREACH OF UNASSUMED CONTRACT
The seller’s practice entered into a contract with a doctor employee who left after the closing. The seller promised in the contract to give the doctor any medical records of any patient that followed the doctor. The doctor sued the…
Lawsuit Arises from Tank Explosion, Buyer of Storage Tank Inspection Business in Legal Battle
Pennsylvania federal court holds that the buyer group’s errors & omissions liability insurer had no duty defend either the buyer or the purchased seller’s company. M&A Stories April 13, 2023 Introduction When buying a business, a critical decision for buyers…
Posted in Problems with seller's pre-closing errors & omissions Tagged with: Asset purchase vs. stock acquisition, Buyer's insurance coverage, Insurance coverage considerations, Legal expenses in M&A deals, Liability in business acquisitions, M&A litigation, Retroactive insurance coverage, Storage tank inspection business, Successor liability doctrine, Tank explosion lawsuit
Federal Court Ruling on Asset Buyer’s Liability for Seller’s Wage and Hour Issues
Explore the intricacies of a recent federal court ruling in Diaz v. Slayton One Cleaner Inc., dissecting the responsibility of asset buyers for seller’s wage and hour issues in M&A transactions. Understand the court’s decision and its implications for small…
Posted in due diligence, federal wage and hour violations, successor liability Tagged with: Asset Buyer Liability, Diaz v. Slayton One Cleaner Inc., Due Diligence in Acquisitions, Federal court ruling, M&A legal blog, New York M&A Cases, Seller's liabilities, Small Transaction Red Flags, Successor liability doctrine, Wage and Hour Issues
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