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Adv. Sagi Gross

Material Adverse Change (MAC) Clauses in M&A Transactions

July 2, 2023 / by Sagi Gross

MAC clauses are designed to protect buyers from adverse changes in the company they are acquiring. However, because there is no single, precise, and all-encompassing definition of these types of changes, and because courts are in no hurry to adjudicate cases involving MAC clauses, it is important to know how to draft them as clearly and explicitly as possible.

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Adv. Dreyfuss Ariella

A Share Deal or An Asset Deal in Israeli Mergers & Acquisitions?

January 12, 2022 / by Ariella Dreyfuss

You have identified an Israeli target company to purchase. Now the question is – how to structure the acquisition? There are two traditional routes in Israeli private M&A transactions. The first is to purchase the shares of the target company, and the second is to purchase its assets. Each structure has benefits and disadvantages for the purchaser.

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Adv. Netta Bromberg

Acquiring an Israeli Company – Becoming an Israeli Employer

November 18, 2020 / by Netta Bromberg

Israel has become an attractive destination for businesses, whether opening operations in Israel or acquiring existing operations. The Israeli market includes cutting-edge research and development and access to some of the leading talents in a range of industries. Many international entities have development centers in Israel (among the many are Intel, Microsoft, Google and SONY).

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Adv. Dreyfuss Ariella

Israeli M&A players take note, the Warranty & Indemnity (W&I) Insurance market has matured.

August 20, 2020 / by Ariella Dreyfuss

This has opened the door to an era of massive discovery of thousands different kinds of documents of between the parties (Word documents, PDFs, Excel spreadsheets, emails, photos, and audio files), which was uncommon in the days of paper and binders.

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