Monthly Archives: September 2025

M&A Lesson: Why Your Working Capital Deadlines Need Enforceable Consequences

Navigating the post-closing working capital adjustment in an M&A deal can be fraught with legal risks. This blog post uses a recent Delaware court case to highlight a common mistake and reveals how sellers and their advisors can protect a

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Protecting Earnouts The Critical ‘Consistent with Past Practice’ Provision

Navigating M&A earnouts can be a high-stakes game. This blog post explores a recent Delaware court case to reveal a common but costly mistake made by sellers. Learn how a single, overlooked provision—the “consistent with past practice” clause—could have prevented

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