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Navigating the Legal Landscape: A Tale of Restaurant IP in M&A

Dive into the captivating world of mergers and acquisitions with our latest blog post, ‘Navigating the Legal Landscape: A Tale of Restaurant IP in M&A.’ Uncover the twists and turns of a high-stakes case involving the sale of intellectual property

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BUYER NO LONGER REQUIRED TO PAY SELLER EARNOUT

Explore a recent M&A case where a buyer’s bankruptcy reorganization led to the elimination of an earnout obligation in the purchase of cloud-based secure messaging IP. Learn about the legal implications and key takeaways from this situation. M&A Stories March

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Buyer Needs Owner’s Consent for Using Seller’s Trademark with Owner’s Photo

Learn about a recent legal case highlighting the importance of obtaining the owner’s consent when using seller’s assets, such as trademarks with owner’s photo, during business acquisitions. Explore the details of the case and key takeaways for a smooth transition

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Business Buyer Battle’s Seller’s Founder Over His Publicity Rights

Explore the legal dispute between a business buyer and a competitor over the use of a founder’s name for product promotion. Learn about the key court decision and its implications. October 21, 2019 Introduction: In the world of business acquisitions,

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Court Rules No De Facto Merger in Purchase of Bankrupt Company’s Assets

Explore the court decision regarding de facto merger in asset acquisitions. Learn how the absence of common ownership impacted this M&A case. Insights on product liability risks. September 17, 2019 M&A Stories Introduction: When acquiring a manufacturing business, evaluating product

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Court Finds Seller Did Not Breach Implied Nonsolicitation Obligation in M&A Case

Explore a recent M&A legal case where a New York federal district court examined non-compete breaches and trademark infringement. Gain insights into non-compete obligations, the introduction of a new competing product post-closing, preliminary injunctions, and the nuanced interpretation of M&A

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