30Aug
Preserving A Seller’s Attorney-Client Privilege Post-Closing
As is the case in most merger transactions, both the buyer and seller retain their own counsel. Generally speaking, pre-closing communications between the buyer or seller and their counsel are subject to the attorney-client privilege....
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SmithAmundsen LLC
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