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KNOWLEDGE CENTRE
Equipping business and non-profit leaders with the essential insights
How Are Legal Fees Structured for M&A Transactions?
How are legal fees structured in M&A transactions?
Sebastian Elawny
6 days ago4 min read
What is a Letter of Intent and Is It Binding?
Why do LOIs matter? Should I hire a lawyer to review my LOI?
Sebastian Elawny
6 days ago5 min read
What is the Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (LCGE)?
What is the LCGE? What can I do to take advantage of it?
Sebastian Elawny
6 days ago4 min read
How Long Does an M&A Transaction Take?
How long do M&A transactions take, and why? What slows them down? What can you do to speed them up?
Sebastian Elawny
6 days ago4 min read
"It was in the data room" is not a defence
Post-closing disputes in M&A often start the same way. Something surfaces, a claim is threatened, and the seller's first response is that the buyer had all of the information. It was in the data room.
Curran Dutta
Apr 273 min read
Diligence finds the issues. Disclosure Schedules decide who bears them.
Due diligence and Disclosure Schedules are connected, but they are not interchangeable. One is investigative. The other is contractual. Treating them as the same exercise, or leaving the schedules to reflect diligence findings on their own, is where deals create problems they did not need to have.
Curran Dutta
Apr 83 min read
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