Explore the intricate legalities of asset purchases in M&A through a cautionary tale. Delve into the Alabama Teachers Credit Union v. Design Build Concepts case, highlighting successor liability nuances, business continuity, and the impact of labeling transactions. Learn valuable insights…
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Successor Liability: A Cautionary Tale for Asset Buyers in M&A Deals
Posted in successor liability Tagged with: Alabama law, Alabama Teachers Credit Union, asset purchase agreement, asset purchases, business continuity, buyer assurances, Buyer equity, buyer responsibility, Case Study, cautionary tale, construction business acquisition, construction defects, Court Case, Design Build Concepts, key personnel retention, Legal action, legal implications, legalities, M&A, M&A Transactions, merger, post-acquisition issues, seller's name usage, statute of limitations, successor liability
Buyer Beware: Unforeseen Pension Liabilities in M&A Asset Deals
Dive into the complexities of M&A asset deals with our latest blog post, ‘Buyer Beware: Unforeseen Pension Liabilities.’ Explore the cautionary tale of a private equity group navigating the legal pitfalls of acquiring a Maui hotel and assets with unionized…
Posted in federal multiemployer pension plan withdrawal liability, successor liability Tagged with: actual knowledge, Asset Deals, Asset Valuation, Business owners, Business Regulations, business risks, business strategy, Business Transactions, Buyer's Awareness, Buyer's due diligence, Buyer's liability, Case Study, cautionary tale, CFOs, constructive knowledge, Contractual obligations, Corporate governance, Corporate Law, Court decision, Deal Success, due diligence, entrepreneurs, financial consequences, Financial Impact, Financial Repercussions, Industry specifics, legal battle, Legal compliance, legal insights, Legal lessons, legal pitfalls, Legal precedent, M&A, M&A Transactions, Maui Hotel Acquisition, merger and acquisition, Multiemployer Pension Plan, Ninth Circuit Court, Pension Liabilities, Private Equity, Purchase and Sale Agreement, Seller's obligations, Unfunded Pension Benefits, Union pension plan, Unionized Employees
Avoiding Escrow Woes: A Cautionary Tale for M&A Participants
Dive into the intricacies of mergers and acquisitions with our latest blog post, ‘Avoiding Escrow Woes: A Cautionary Tale for M&A Participants.’ Explore the real-world case of The HC Companies, Inc. v. Myers Industries, Inc., and unravel the complexities surrounding…
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