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Winning the Contract Argument but Losing the War: Why M&A Sellers Must Disclose Customer Losses Even When Not Technically Required

Discover why winning a technical legal argument in M&A can still result in costly litigation. This analysis of the Novolex case explains why lower middle market sellers must disclose material customer losses—specifically regarding purchase orders versus binding contracts—to avoid post-closing disputes, fraud claims, and Representation

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The “Paper Millionaire” Trap: How a $350M Stock Earnout Can Turn Into $0

This analysis of Lash v. TDR Capital LLP serves as a critical cautionary tale for lower middle market sellers negotiating with private equity firms. It details how a $625 million headline price—comprised largely of deferred stock earnouts and rollover equity—was

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