Take Them Seriously or Regret It Later: Nondisclosure Agreements
Bankruptcy professionals have long been described as the "ultimate generalists," being all at once corporate governance and securities attorneys, M&A professionals on a fast-track, real estate and foreclosure lawyers, the list goes on.
January 28, 2022 at 09:00 AM
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BankruptcyBankruptcy professionals have long been described as the "ultimate generalists," being all at once corporate governance and securities attorneys, M&A professionals on a fast-track, real estate and foreclosure lawyers, the list goes on. Indeed, the volume and pace at which the sales of assets and operating businesses must close, mandates that restructuring lawyers know everything about business—including the array of instruments that outline one seemingly simple, but complex issue: the extent to which parties can share information.
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