Explore a real-life M&A case involving unpaid receivables and the legal implications for both buyers and sellers. Understand the risks and strategies to manage bad receivables in your M&A transactions. M&A Stories March 20, 2019 Introduction: In the world of…
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Buyer’s Legal Dispute Over Unpaid Receivables in M&A Deal
Posted in purchase agreement Tagged with: Accounts receivable management, accounts receivable representation and warranty, asset purchase agreement, Buyer-seller lawsuit, ChartCare Solutions Inc lawsuit, indemnification for seller's operation of business before closing, Indemnification in M&A, Legal implications in M&A, M&A legal dispute, making it more discoverable to readers interested in M&A legal topics., Managing M&A risks, Medical billing company acquisition, Pennsylvania federal district court, Pre-Closing Business Operations, purchase price adjustment, Receivables write-off, Risk management in M&A, Unpaid receivables
Buyer’s Asset Acquisition: No Responsibility for Seller’s Alleged Forced Labor Liability
Explore a complex M&A case involving the liability of a buyer for a seller’s alleged forced labor issues. Discover how the court ruled in favor of the buyer, highlighting the importance of thorough due diligence in mergers and acquisitions. M&A…
Posted in asset purchase agreement, Buyer beware, federal employer liability, notice, seller rep of no federal employer liability, successor liability Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Buyer's asset acquisition, Buyer's responsibility, Carter v Paschall Truck Lines Inc, Class action lawsuit, Court ruling in M&A, Due Diligence in Acquisitions, Federal forced labor statute, Forced labor liability, Lease agreements in M&A, Legal implications in M&A, M&A Case, M&A legal blog, Merger and acquisition law, Seller's asset sale, Seller's unlawful conduct, successor liability, Trucker's claims
Buyer’s purchase price may triple post-closing because of underfunded union pension plan
Explore the legal implications of a case where a buyer’s purchase price may triple post-closing due to an undisclosed underfunded union pension plan liability. Learn from the Members of the Board Of Administration of the Toledo Area Industries UAW Retirement…
Posted in asset purchase agreement, constructive knowledge, distressed business acquisitions, federal multiemployer pension plan withdrawal liability, multi-employer pension plan, successor liability, union liabilities Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Business continuity analysis, Buyer's purchase price, Due diligence in M&A, ERISA (Employee Retirement Income Security Act), Goodwill in M&A, Hidden liabilities, Legal consequences in M&A, Legal implications in M&A, M&A case study, M&A legal blog, M&A lessons learned, Obz Inc case, Toledo Area Industries UAW Retirement Income Plan, Union pension plan liability
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