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NO DUTY TO NEGOTIATE IN GOOD FAITH FOR TEXAS BUYER: A LESSON FROM M&A DEAL GONE AWRY

The buyer signs a nonbinding letter of intent to acquire a business. The deal never closes. A Texas intermediate appellate court finds that a prospective buyer owed the seller no duty of good faith and fair dealing. M&A Stories October

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Buyer’s Problem with Business Seller Failing to Pay Invoice of Valuable Vendor

Explore a recent legal case highlighting challenges in M&A transactions when business sellers fail to pay critical vendor invoices. Learn how clear agreements and meticulous contract drafting can prevent uncertainties and potential conflicts. Case reference: Continental Motors, Inc. v. Danbury

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