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Limitations of Liability: Considering Rote Exclusions
Parties will sometimes include, in limitation-of-liability provisions, a list of damage categories excluded, without carefully considering the meaning and effect of each.Confidentiality Agreements: More Unintended Consequences
When drafting and negotiating confidentiality agreements, both parties should be aware of potentially broad restrictions on their activities.Confidentiality Agreements: Some Unintended Consequences
While confidentiality agreements are commonly used in many types of deals, the precedent from a prior deal might not be appropriate for a future deal.Earning Your Keep, Protecting Your Earn-Out
In a private acquisition, a deal can be difficult to strike when there is a mismatch between each party's valuation of the target business. An earn-out offers one means of bridging the valuation gap.Maintaining the Four Corners of a Contract
One of many reasons to document an agreement in writing is to record the exact promises and representations parties make to each other. To further this purpose, parties may wish to include certain provisions that help to limit their deal to that written agreement.Indemnification: When Silence Might Not Be a Virtue
In the first of a series of articles on transactional contracts issues by Prof. Michael L. Bloom and students in the Transactional Lab at the University of Michigan Law School, a look at how indemnity provisions may fail to protect a party in the way the party intends.Practical Guidance Journal: Protecting Work Product in a Generative AI World
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Countdown to Compliance: SEC Private Fund Reforms
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9 Ethical Code of Conduct Examples for the Business Professional
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Top 10 Compliance Concerns for Private Fund Managers
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