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11Aug

COVID Impact as a Standalone Indemnity in M&A Transactions

Introduction - The COVID virus has ushered in unprecedented and challenging times for our country and the global community. From the deeply personal pain and suffering caused by the virus as a health pandemic to behavioral adjustments in the consumer population at large (“social distancing,” etc.), to every day, but very real, burdens created by business closures and shelter in place orders, the full force and impact of the virus on our society won’t be known for a long time....
By: Goulston & Storrs PC
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/covid-impact-as-a-standalone-indemnity-85416/

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