Explore the implications of punitive damages in asbestos claims within M&A deals. Learn from the case of Parker Hannifin Corp. v. Standard Motor Products, Inc. October 31, 2019 Introduction: Liability related to asbestos claims is a common concern for manufacturing…
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Clarifying SaaS Business M&A Deal: Understanding the Fine Print
Explore the intricacies of a recent M&A case involving the sale of a cloud-based SaaS business. Dive into the details of the deal, including purchase price, royalties, and the legal battle that ensued. June 17, 2019 M&A Stories Introduction: In…
Posted in purchase price, royalty Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Blue Rooster LLC v. Perficient, cloud-based software, consulting services, Contract Obligations, court verdict, deal intricacies, Inc., intranet portal components, legal battle, M&A, Mergers and Acquisitions, Microsoft SharePoint, product license fees, Professional Fees, Purchase Price, royalties, SaaS, software as a service, subscription revenue, systems integration
Negotiating M&A Deals: Buyer’s Duty in the Spotlight
Explore the complexities of M&A negotiations and the legal implications of buyer’s duty in this informative blog post. Learn from a real-life case reference. M&A Stories May 13, 2019 Introduction: Selling a business involves several stages. A potential buyer typically…
Posted in asset purchase agreement, Duty to negotiate in good faith Tagged with: Acquisition Agreement, asset purchase, business purchase, Business Transactions, Buyer's duty, case reference, CKSJB Holdings, confidentiality agreement, Delaware and California imply a duty of good faith and fair dealing, due diligence, earnout, Good Faith Negotiations, Inc., legal implications, Legal outcome, letter of intent, LLC v. EPAM Systems, M&A negotiations
Seller’s Stock Purchase Agreement Disclosure and the $1.4 Million Claim
Explore this M&A legal blog post that delves into the case of a $1.4 million claim arising from a stock purchase agreement disclosure. Gain insights into the legal outcome, key takeaways, and strategies to minimize liability in M&A deals. M&A…
Posted in disclosure schedule, No Undisclosed Liabilities, stock purchase agreement Tagged with: $1.4 million claim, Business problems disclosure, buyer's claim, Disclosure schedule, due diligence, Healthcare coverage, Inc., Inc. v. Wellcare Health Plans, Legal outcome, M&A case study, M&A legal blog, M&A Risk Management, Minimizing liability, Molina Healthcare, New York Department of Health, no undisclosed liabilities, Refund of pre-closing income, stock purchase agreement, Supreme Court ruling
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