19Jun
COVID-related clauses to consider adding to your M&A documents
Although the M&A market may have slowed since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, strategic buyers with strong balance sheets and financial buyers with sufficient “dry powder” continue to eye opportunistic acquisitions. M&A practitioners must consider tailoring their deal documents to specifically address issues unique to the new operating environment that the pandemic has created for many businesses. Below are a few features to keep in mind when navigating due diligence and preparing deal...
By:
Thompson Coburn LLP
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