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M&A Buyer’s Fraud Claim Barred by Wisconsin’s Economic Loss Doctrine – It Would Have Survived Under Wisconsin Statute Section 100.18

M&A Stories December 7, 2018 T.C. Products was a Madison, Wisconsin contract manufacturer that mixed custom vitamin blends for animal feed producers. The company’s president and vice-president each owned 50% of the stock. In 2012, the president sold his 50%

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Officer Liability in M&A Transactions: Lessons from Younger Brothers Investments, LLC v. Active Enterprises, Inc.

Dive into the intricate world of M&A transactions with our latest blog post, exploring the captivating case of officer liability in Younger Brothers Investments, LLC v. Active Enterprises, Inc. Learn valuable lessons on transparency, due diligence, and ethical conduct, as

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