Mergers and Acquisitions

Why Some Small Deals Are Getting A Lot Of Antitrust Scrutiny

What’s drawings government attention to deals that come in far below the Hart-Scott-Rodino threshold?

The Third Circuit joins a number of other circuits in making it easier to invoke successor liability for claims made […]

Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.), was the only Senator who voiced outright opposition, but the hearing on Comcast’s merger with Time-Warner […]

For the fourth consecutive year, shareholder lawsuits were filed in more than 90 percent of merger and acquisition deals valued […]

Most merger cases are resolved by way of consent decrees or by backing out of the merger. The analysis of […]

In a case that bodes tougher conflict standards and new litigation risks to M&A advisors, the Delaware Chancery Court last […]

You can’t generate value without taking risk, but that doesn’t mean risks involved in overseas ventures – including expropriations, cancellations […]

Bloomberg writers tap a variety of experts and politicians on the prospects for approval of Comcast’s proposed purchase of Time […]

Merger law has been primarily shaped by the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission. Court decisions are rare […]

A recent case before the Delaware Court of Chancery concerned an acquisition after which the buyer sued the seller for […]