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: Settle It Now Negotiation BlogNegotiating Earn Out Provisions in M&A Transactions
By Victoria Pynchon
Via twitter this morning just in case the powers that be at manatt are still wondering whether it's worthwhile to have a twitter account.
David Grinberg to Discuss the Negotiation of Earnout Provisions in M&A Deals
Manatt partner David Grinberg will discuss the negotiation of earnout provisions in M&A deals during a live webinar hosted by Strafford on July 14, 2009 from 1:00-2:30 Eastern. Grinberg will explain the types deals for which earnouts are appropriate and provide strategies for negotiating and structuring earnout provisions to reduce post-closing disputes. Grinberg will specifically address:
- When are earnout provisions an attractive financing option for M&A deals?
- What strategies have been effective for negotiating performance benchmarks in deals involving earnout provisions?
- What post-closing concerns should buyers and sellers anticipate and address during deal negotiations?
- What are the key tax issues to understand and consider when using earnouts?
To register for this webinar, please click here.
Full post as published by Settle It Now Negotiation Blog on July 13, 2009 (boomark / email).
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