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Franchise Buyer’s Fraud Claim Impacts Seller’s Collection Efforts

Explore a complex M&A case where a buyer’s fraud claim challenges a promissory note, leading to a legal battle and an important court decision. Gain insights into the interconnection of purchase agreements, note obligations, and fraud allegations. July 8, 2019

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Court Finds Seller Did Not Breach Implied Nonsolicitation Obligation in M&A Case

Explore a recent M&A legal case where a New York federal district court examined non-compete breaches and trademark infringement. Gain insights into non-compete obligations, the introduction of a new competing product post-closing, preliminary injunctions, and the nuanced interpretation of M&A

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Clarifying Investment Banking Engagement Agreements in M&A Transactions

Explore a legal dispute between a Toronto-based investment banking firm and its M&A client. Gain valuable insights into industry lessons as we delve into a successful stock sale, the disagreement over a success fee, and the intricacies of debt assumption.

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