- Posts by Katherine M. Hampel
AssociateKatie enjoys working with clients who are committed to their business ventures and invest in themselves. She shares their drive and dedication.
As a member of the firm’s Corporate & Securities Service Group, Katie advises ...
Parties to business acquisitions use indemnification clauses to provide security for harm that may result following the closing of the transaction. Indemnification obligations require one party to compensate the other for costs that arise relating to the performance (or lack thereof) of the terms the parties agreed to in the transaction documents.
The Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice recently proposed drafts of new Merger Guidelines for their review and approval of mergers and acquisitions, with the intent of responding to the realities of the modern economy.
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