Why You Should Avoid “Most Favored Nation” Agreements

In commercial transactions, “most favored nation” (MFN) or “most favored customer” refers to contractual provisions where a company agrees to charge a customer the lowest price for a specific product or service. If the vendor sells the…

Paying a “Finder’s Fee” Could Mean Trouble for Your Business

It’s a common misconception that companies can use the “finders exemption” in the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to get around SEC regulations. Many start-ups use “finders” to connect their company with potential investors…

A little tip for acquirors in M&A transactions:

Do Your Due Diligence Before Acquiring a Business

Before you purchase a company, verify that the information presented by the seller is accurate and that there are no hidden liabilities by doing due diligence. You will begin this process after all…