M&A Stories April 2, 2026 It is very common for the owner of a lower middle market private company (worth $5 million to $50 million) to sign a “nonbinding” letter of intent (LOI) with a prospective buyer. There may be…
M&A Stories April 2, 2026 It is very common for the owner of a lower middle market private company (worth $5 million to $50 million) to sign a “nonbinding” letter of intent (LOI) with a prospective buyer. There may be…
M&A Stories February 6, 2026 A “no obligation” clause in your letter of intent seems like clear protection – you’re not bound until you sign the definitive purchase agreement. But for sellers whose deals are governed by Delaware law, adding…
The buyer signs a nonbinding letter of intent to acquire a business. The deal never closes. A Texas intermediate appellate court finds that a prospective buyer owed the seller no duty of good faith and fair dealing. M&A Stories October…
Explore the legal complexities surrounding a buyer’s ability to approach seller’s employees despite a Letter of Intent (LOI) in business acquisitions. Understand the case of American Mortgage & Equity Consultants, Inc. v. Everett Financial, Inc. and key factors affecting the…
Explore the Mississippi high court’s ruling on a strategic buyer’s refusal to sign an Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) after signing a Letter of Intent (LOI) in this M&A legal blog. Delve into the background, hurdles, outcome, and legal action of…

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