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The COVID-19 pandemic has had far-reaching implications on the business world, and the commercial real estate (CRE) market is no exception. For insights into the current CRE market and how the pandemic...
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Parties may agree to sweeten the deal by including an earn-out after closing. While economically advantageous for the parties, earn-outs can become the source of disruptive post-closing disputes. It is imperative to understand the underlying metrics and carefully document dispute resolution procedures to avoid or mitigate these potential disputes. Brush up on earn-out clauses and relevant buyer and seller distinctions before negotiating the next turn of your M&A transaction agreement.
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