Monthly Archives: December 2022

COURT ALLOWS BUSINESS SELLER TO DEDUCT $2.6 MILLION DAMAGES FROM BUYER’S NOTE, IGNORING BANK’S SUBORDINATION AGREEMENT

Surprisingly, a California Court of Appeals ignores a bank’s rights under a subordination agreement M&A Stories December 23, 2022 Introduction In a recent case, a California Court of Appeals made a surprising decision by disregarding a bank’s rights under a

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SELLER CANNOT AVOID ARBITRATION IN WORKING CAPITAL PRICE ADJUSTMENT DISPUTE

The purchase agreement required the buyer to provide seller access to the buyer’s books and records in a dispute over the closing working capital calculation. The buyer refused access and a Florida federal court ruled that this did not amount

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BUYER’S WARRANTY PROMISE EXPOSES LEGAL CONSEQUENCES IN MANUFACTURER’S ASSET ACQUISITION

A New Hampshire federal district court permitted the distributor to pursue a claim against the buyer based upon its assurances made to the distributor before closing. The buyer did not tell the distributor that its responsibility to fix printers sold

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