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Does Your M&A Choice of Law Provision Cover Statutes of Limitation?

When a deal goes wrong, does your M&A contract protect you? Learn a crucial, non-obvious mistake about choice of law and statutes of limitations that can leave buyers and sellers vulnerable, and discover the simple contractual fix to protect your

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Texas Upholds Asset Acquisition Formality: Successor Liability Limited to Assumed Seller Liabilities

Explore the intricacies of M&A legal topics with our latest blog post, “Texas Upholds Asset Acquisition Formality: Successor Liability Limited to Assumed Seller Liabilities.” This piece delves into the unique legal landscape of Texas, contrasting its strict adherence to the

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Court Restricts Company Seller’s Nationwide Noncompete to 3 States

Introduction The sale of a company usually comes with its goodwill. In fact, in many cases goodwill is the crown jewel of the business. The last thing a buyer wants, is to pay top dollar for the business only to

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