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COURT ALLOWS DISTRIBUTOR TO SUE BUYER FOR PRE-CLOSING BREACH IN ACQUISITION DEAL

Read about a recent acquisition deal in the printer equipment manufacturing industry where a distributor sued a buyer for alleged pre-closing breach under the “mere continuation successor liability” theory. M&A Stories March 08, 2021 Introduction: In a recent acquisition deal

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Cash Buyer of Paper Mill Assets Not Liable for Seller’s CERCLA Liability

Explore the legal intricacies of M&A deals involving environmental liabilities. Learn about the concept of de facto mergers and when a cash buyer may or may not be held responsible for a seller’s cleanup obligations. Dive into a real-life case

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