20Sep
When Mergers Go Bad: How Merger Agreements Deal with Antitrust Risk in Today’s Market
When parties begin merger talks, it is with an eye toward getting the deal done, getting the sellers their consideration, and determining how the combined company can do a better job for customers, employees and shareholders. What to do and what...
By:
Proskauer Rose LLP
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