29May
COVID-19: Assessing Seller-Initiated M&A Litigation Amid the Pandemic
The economic disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has caused certain companies to rethink previously agreed-upon strategic transactions. Other companies, determined to close, have filed suit to compel wavering counterparties to complete planned...
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WilmerHale
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