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  • Mergers and Acquisitions/Exit Planning - QuickRead Featured

    Should M & A Clients Review Anti-Trust Implications as Part of their Due-Diligence?

    September 18, 2013

    Does failing to review anti-trust risk enormous penalties for being anti-competitive? M&A professionals need to take anti-trust considerations into their due diligence planning. As international manufacturing relationships continue to increase in the U.S., there is an ever-growing number of international authorities and nations ready and willing to contest your agreement.

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    Experts and Alternative Dispute Resolution

    February 13, 2013

    Arbitration Panels Don’t Know Everything a Financial Expert Does. But That Doesn’t Mean You Should Even Consider Talking Down to Them. Arbitration is somewhat similar to a bench trial, but experts need to present opinions somewhat differently than if they were testifying in a jury trial—and this is particularly true with experts testifying on financial issues such as economic damages.  Joe Epps explains why.

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