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Buyer’s purchase price may triple post-closing because of underfunded union pension plan

Explore the legal implications of a case where a buyer’s purchase price may triple post-closing due to an undisclosed underfunded union pension plan liability. Learn from the Members of the Board Of Administration of the Toledo Area Industries UAW Retirement

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M&A Asset Buyer Escapes Pension Liability — No Actual or Constructive Knowledge, No Liability

M&A Stories November 16, 2018 An asset buyer dodged a major bullet when a federal court rejected a union pension plan’s claim for the seller’s unfunded pension liability. The buyer had acquired a 99-bed skilled nursing facility in Santa Clarita,

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Asset Buyer with Constructive Knowledge Faces Successor Liability for Seller’s Multi-Employer Pension Obligations in California M&A

M&A Stories August 31, 2018 A buyer of a 99-bed skilled nursing facility in Santa Clarita, California learned a hard lesson about due diligence after getting sued by a multi-employer pension plan following its acquisition of the facility. The buyer

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