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’S SUCCESSOR LIABILITY IN NEW JERSEY FOR HISTORICAL CONTAMINATION
Learn about buyer’s successor liability for historical contamination in New Jersey when acquiring manufacturing businesses. M&A Stories August 1, 2023 Introduction: When a buyer acquires a manufacturing business, they may unknowingly inherit certain liabilities from the seller. This blog discusses…
INDIANA HIGH COURT CLARIFIES SUCCESSOR LIABILITY IN M&A DEALS
Learn about the recent Indiana Supreme Court ruling on successor liability in asset acquisitions. Understand the exceptions that relieve business asset buyers from seller creditor claims in M&A deals. M&A Stories April 30, 2021 Introduction: When acquiring the assets of…
Posted in continuity of enterprise exception, continuity of ownership, de facto merger exception, successor liability Tagged with: asset acquisitions, business asset buyer, de facto merger, Indiana M&A deals, Indiana Supreme Court ruling, Legal Blog, Mere Continuation, seller creditor claims, successor liability
Avoiding Seller Debt in M&A Deals: Buyer’s Protection
Explore the risks of acquiring the assets of a business and potential liability for seller debts in M&A deals. Learn from a real case involving a luxury motor coach company and gain insights into protecting buyers from unexpected liabilities. M&A…
Posted in all cash deal, de facto merger exception, seller ownership in buyer, successor liability Tagged with: All-cash transactions, Asset acquisition, asset purchase agreement, Avoiding legal battles, Business acquisition risks, buyer's protection, Commercial landlords, de facto merger, Liability protection, M&A deals, Nevada Supreme Court ruling, Seller debt, Seller's branding, Seller's liabilities, successor liability, Unexpected liabilities, Upper management
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