By Michael Marra and Joshua Gelfand | October 27, 2017
Michael Marra and Joshua Gelfand write: Although integration planning was underway prior to closing and a transition management team is already in place, crucial work remains. Where is a buyer to begin, and what post-closing employment and benefits issues should be prioritized?
By Jonathan Kim, Neil Steiner and Mark Thierfelder | October 27, 2017
Jonathan Kim, Neil Steiner and Mark Thierfelder write: Delaware and New York apply different legal standards with respect to several important issues in the M&A context that deserve attention in deciding which law to choose.
By John Weber | October 27, 2017
John Weber writes: As we look to the future, the only certainty is that if a law firm doesn't make the move to the best and most advanced technologies, others in the industry will, giving those advanced firms a competitive advantage and allowing them to close their deals first.
By Brandon Van Dyke, Clifford Aronson, Frederic Depoortere and Kyle Hatton | October 27, 2017
Brandon Van Dyke, Clifford Aronson, Frederic Depoortere and Kyle Hatton write: Deal practitioners can expect to be increasingly confronted with the prospect of negotiating significant and often complex divestitures in order to obtain antitrust and competition approval for M&A transactions.
By Brenda Sapino Jeffreys | October 26, 2017
Corporate executives who participated in Dykema's annual M&A forecasting survey expect more deals to come in at $100 million or less over the next year.
International Edition | Analysis
By Dominic Carman | October 26, 2017
BD teams can produce one pitch document every 15 minutes - how do you make that unique?
By Anna Zhang | October 26, 2017
Clifford Chance London team leading on huge Asian renewable energy transaction
By Cheryl Miller | October 25, 2017
A team of lawyers from four Fenwick & West offices drove Delphi Automotive PLC's $450 million acquisition of driverless car startup nuTonomy Inc.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Corinne Ball | October 25, 2017
In her Distress Mergers and Acquisitions column, Corinne Ball discusses two recent decisions that address whether a bankruptcy court has subject matter jurisdiction over and constitutional authority to approve third-party releases as part of plan confirmation process. In considering this question, albeit facing very different plans, the two courts came to different conclusions.
By Anna Zhang | October 25, 2017
New York-based Global Infrastructure Partners is set to buy Singapore's Equis Energy in the largest acquisition the industry has ever seen.
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