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Franchisee’s Struggle: A Cautionary Tale for Business Owners

Explore a cautionary tale of a failed restaurant franchise sale due to contractual disputes with the franchisor. Learn the importance of resolving legal issues before selling your business in this M&A case study. July 7, 2019 M&A Stories Introduction: In

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Seller of company can sue Buyer for making oral fraudulent and negligent misrepresentations

Seller’s Owner founded Seller in 2002. Seller was based out of the greater Sacramento, California area. In 2007, Seller began doing business as BenefitsCONNECT. BenefitsCONNECT is an online benefits enrollment and administration system that connects employer groups, insurance carriers, third

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Court won’t enforce claimed oral modification of stock purchase agreement

Target is a San Diego, California late stage cell therapy company developing laboratory equipment and cell therapies to treat a variety of medical conditions.  Cell therapy is taking cells from a donor and putting them into a patient to treat

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