Material Adverse Change Provisions: Mergers and Acquisitions

This Note looks at the use of material adverse change (MAC) provisions to allocate risk in acquisition transactions and provides an overview of their typical structure and exclusions as well as relevant case law. It also discusses, from a buyer's perspective, potential modifications and supplements to a customary MAC provision.

Stephen M. Kotran, Lisa A. Murison and Allison H. MacDonald, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP


 

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