M&A Stories March 11, 2024 Sellers often assume that once their noncompete runs out, they’re free to go back into the same business however they like. This case shows why that assumption is wrong. A noncompete and an IP assignment…
M&A Stories March 11, 2024 Sellers often assume that once their noncompete runs out, they’re free to go back into the same business however they like. This case shows why that assumption is wrong. A noncompete and an IP assignment…
M&A Stories November 6, 2023 Introduction: In the world of M&A, trademarks are a valuable asset. However, even thorough due diligence might miss potential post-closing issues. Background: In 2017, a company started using the name “Della Terra” for a mountain-themed…
Learn from a cautionary tale of bankruptcy resulting from a trademark dispute in an M&A deal. Understand the importance of addressing trademark conflicts before acquisition and the role of legal advice. M&A Stories December 08, 2020 Introduction: When considering the…
Explore a legal case involving trademark licensing, regional limits, and trademark infringement claims arising from remote marketing by a sublicensee. Learn about the court ruling, implications for intellectual property protection, and the Barth v. Vulimiri case. June 12, 2020 Introduction:…
M&A Stories January 31, 2019 When a business is sold, New York law imposes on the seller a perpetual implied obligation not to solicit the sold business’s former customers. This obligation protects the goodwill that the buyer paid for. It…

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