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Pennsylvania’s Broad Approach to Successor Liability in De Facto Mergers

Explore Pennsylvania’s broad approach to successor liability in asset sales, with a focus on the de facto merger doctrine. This case study on a Pennsylvania waste management acquisition sheds light on how the state’s courts interpret continuity of ownership, even

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Dispute Over Severance Payments: A Lesson in Clear Contract Language

M&A Stories September 15, 2018 When Perrigo Company sold its over-the-counter pharmaceutical business to International Vitamin Corporation, the asset purchase agreement required the buyer to reimburse the seller for severance payments made to terminated employees. After the August 5, 2016,

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