United States: M&A/Private Equity

You built something real. Now you want to get paid: whether through acquisition, fundraise, or IPO. But a few preventable mistakes can crater your valuation or kill a deal entirely.

Read about the latest round of M&A activity in the sustainable energy and infrastructure spaces.

Since Governor Newsom signed AB 1415 into law last October, stakeholders have been awaiting the release of draft regulations from California’s Office of Health Care Affordability to clarify the statute’s notice and clearance requirements with respect to private equity firms and management services organizations involved in certain healthcare transactions.

Buying or selling a pizzeria in New Jersey or New York involves complex legal considerations that many small business owners underestimate.

You found the business. You did your preliminary review. You submitted a letter of intent, the seller countered, you agreed on price and structure, and both parties signed.

The salesperson walked you through everything. The emails were detailed and specific. The text messages were explicit. You were told exactly what you were getting — and on the basis of those assurances, you signed.

Attorney Eli K. Yim explores the often-overlooked boilerplate provisions that appear in contracts, examining their legal significance and practical implications. This webinar delves into how these standard clauses can impact contractual relationships and what parties should consider when negotiating them.

Retail investors represent an exciting new source of capital for private assets managers to support broader market participation and growth.

Last week, the FTC held a workshop entitled “Eleventh-Hour Antitrust Remedy Proposals and Litigating the Fix,” featuring remarks by FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson and FTC Commissioner Mark Meador.