Mergers and Acquisitions
Don’t Use an M&A Attorney for an Investment Banker’s Job
Most people will never experience a merger, acquisition, or other business transaction firsthand. Of those business owners who do sell…
Read MoreFour Reasons Sellers Have a Natural Disadvantage in M&A Transactions
“The roulette table pays nobody except him that keeps it. Nevertheless, a passion for gaming is common, though a passion…
Read MoreInfographic: The State of the M&A Market in 2019
“What’s market?” Two words, a world of assumptions, fears, hopes, and expectations. The question of what is or isn’t “market”…
Read MoreM&A Nuggets: A Shrinking World
The merger boom in recent years has included a significant uptick in cross-border transactions, whether by a foreign company acquiring…
Read MoreM&A Nuggets: Due Diligence – Buyer
Most due diligence in M&A transactions revolves around the buyer seeking information from the seller, rightfully so. It is also…
Read MoreM&A Nugget: The Best Fit
Most business transitions are accomplished by a sale to a third party. The merger and acquisition is, however, one of…
Read MoreWith AVL Digital Group Deals, Offit Kurman M&A Attorneys Complete Large Client Transactions
With AVL Digital Group Deals, Offit Kurman M&A Attorneys Complete Large Client Transactions After a record-breaking year in 2018…
Read MoreM&A Nugget: Murphy’s Law
Murphy’s Law – an old adage typically restated as “anything that can go wrong will go wrong”. The origin of…
Read MoreM&A Nugget: SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS (Or Every Word Matters)
Sometimes, clients ask their counsel to provide a quick review of a purchase agreement, a summary, or to “just focus…
Read MoreM&A Nugget: Manage It
My October 31, 2018 Nugget discussed Transition Service Agreements, or TSAs, by which the seller continues to manage the operations for a temporary period of time after closing because the parties desire to close the transaction prior to the time the buyer is ready to take over.
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