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After a merger or acquisition, corporate counsel need to be prepared to deal with post-acquisition disputes. Jeffrey M. Katz and Robin J. Zablow of BDO Seidman advise that an in-house attorney who was an active participant in the planning, preparation and consummation of the original transaction is in a key position to navigate any post-acquisition dispute resolution process from involvement in choosing an arbitrator to framing arguments in support of the company's position.
December 15, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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