09Jun
Attorney-Client Privilege Does Not Pass to the Buyer in Asset Deal
A recent Delaware Court of Chancery decision confirms that, unlike in statutory mergers, the attorney-client privilege will remain with the target entity in an asset sale unless the attorney-client privilege is explicitly waived or transferred to the...
By:
Pepper Hamilton LLP
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