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25Mar

Does the Material Adverse Change Clause Cover COVID-19?

In mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance and lending, a period of time often passes between signing the applicable transaction agreement and closing the transaction. During the period when the parties prepare for closing, they are subject to...
By: Rivkin Radler LLP
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/does-the-material-adverse-change-clause-90368/

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