Monthly Archives: January 2022

M&A Sellers Should Not Rely on Implied Good Faith Covenants to Support Earnout Claims

M&A Stories January 27, 2022 When selling your business, sellers often are promised lucrative earnouts by the buyer. However, in most of these deals, the seller has not dealt with the earnout risk, that the seller has turned the keys…

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BUYER’S LIABILITY IN DOG CHEW BUSINESS ACQUISITION DISPUTED OVER MARKETING VENDOR CONTRACT

An asset buyer in an all-cash acquisition of business may have impliedly assumed a vendor contract or may be responsible for the seller’s vendor contract under New Jersey’s successor liability rules. M&A Stories January 21, 2022 Introduction: When an asset…

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