13Aug
10 Tips to Mitigate the Risk of Deal Breakups in the Era of COVID-19
People involved in mergers and acquisitions know there are risks inherent in every deal, including the risk that the parties will spend time and money and then the deal will not close. The only certainty in the COVID-19 world these days seems to be uncertainty. Given this unsettled environment, how can parties proactively mitigate these heightened risks?...
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Holland & Hart LLP
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