14Nov
Antitrust Compliance with Transition Planning for Merging Parties
Once the parties to a transaction have signed a definitive agreement, there may be a sense that the parties can more freely share competitively sensitive information. However, until closing, the antitrust laws require that the parties continue to...
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Epstein Becker & Green
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