Explore a complex hospital acquisition case where a $2.4 million Medicare-Medicaid payment dispute arises between the buyer and seller. Gain insights into how the court interpreted the Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) and its impact on the resolution of this M&A…
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Hospital Buyer and Seller Dispute $2.4 Million Medicare-Medicaid Payment in M&A Deal
Posted in post-closing adjustments for pre-closing sales and services, receivables Tagged with: Asset Purchase Agreement interpretation, Court ruling, Delaware bankruptcy court, healthcare industry, Hospital acquisition, hospital buyer and seller dispute, M&A dispute, M&A legal case, Medicare-Medicaid payment, payment reconciliation
Dispute Over $4.4 Million Adjustment in M&A Deal Linked to EBITDA
Explore a recent M&A case involving a $4.4 million adjustment dispute tied to EBITDA calculations. Learn about the legal intricacies and implications for purchase price agreements. M&A Stories October 9, 2020 Introduction: In the context of acquisitions, the cost frequently…
Posted in determination of purchase price adjustment, EBITDA, purchase price adjustment Tagged with: asset purchase agreement, Business acquisition, certificate of calculation, EBITDA adjustment, EBITDA calculation, legal case analysis, legal implications, M&A dispute, M&A litigation, purchase price agreement, purchase price negotiation
Court Denies Buyer’s Request for Injunction in M&A Dispute Due to Absence of Ongoing Arbitration
Read about a recent M&A dispute where a buyer’s request for an injunction was denied due to the absence of ongoing arbitration. Learn how the court’s decision highlights the importance of precise contractual language. Case reference: NUMSP, LLC v. Etienne.…
Posted in arbitration, TRO/preliminary injunction before filing for arbitration Tagged with: arbitration clause, Business acquisition, buyer's request, contractual language, court intervention, injunction denial, Legal Case, Legal dispute, M&A dispute, noncompetition clauses clauses, NUMSP LLC v. Etienne, ongoing arbitration, Preliminary injunction, TRO
Key Lessons from a Palo Alto M&A Dispute
Explore a significant M&A dispute involving a Palo Alto company and the key lessons learned from this case. Understand the importance of addressing debt subordination in M&A deals to avoid costly disputes. M&A Stories December 13, 2018 In December 2018,…
Posted in implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, promissory note, subordination Tagged with: Bank Financing, business law, buyer-seller dispute, Court ruling, Debt Subordination, implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, Key Lessons, Legal case reference, legal insights, M&A dispute, Mergers and Acquisitions, Palo Alto M&A Dispute, Post-Closing Down Payment, purchase price adjustments, stock purchase agreement
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