Monthly Archives: March 2021

DOL Sues Target Directors Over ESOP Transaction

Read about the recent case where the Department of Labor (DOL) filed a lawsuit against ESOP company directors for alleged breach of fiduciary duties. Gain insights into the implications of appointing an independent ESOP trustee and ensuring fairness to ESOP

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COURT ALLOWS DISTRIBUTOR TO SUE BUYER FOR PRE-CLOSING BREACH IN ACQUISITION DEAL

Read about a recent acquisition deal in the printer equipment manufacturing industry where a distributor sued a buyer for alleged pre-closing breach under the “mere continuation successor liability” theory. M&A Stories March 08, 2021 Introduction: In a recent acquisition deal

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ACCOUNTING ERROR IN M&A DEAL COULD COST BUYER $38 MILLION

Explore a real-life M&A case where an accounting error led to a potential $38 million overpayment by the buyer. Learn about the conflict, court ruling, and the lessons to be learned from this situation. M&A Stories March 04, 2021 Introduction:

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