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June 8, 2023
MountainWest Capital Network Deal Flow Report

Checklist From The Trenches: Top 5 Labor & Employment Considerations In M&A Transactions

By Curtis D. Greenwood, Co-Author

A thorough investigation, review, and understanding of a target company’s employment policies and practices is critical due diligence for both buyers and sellers in an M&A transaction. These employment considerations often create financial efficiencies and synergies for the transaction, can help shape the strategy for the deal, including negotiations of the purchase price, and can greatly impact the post-closing transition on both sides of the transaction.

In this year’s MountainWest Capital Network’s (MWCN) Deal Flow Report published on May 18, 2023, attorneys Camila Moreno and Curtis Greenwood provide five labor and employment considerations for employers to reference in M&A transactions, whether as the buyer or seller in the article titled, “Checklist From The Trenches: Top 5 Labor & Employment Considerations In M&A Transactions.”

To view the full article on page 66 of the MWCN Deal Flow Report, follow this link to open the MountainWest Capital Network Deal Flow Report 2022.

MWCN's Deal Flow Report is Utah's only in-depth publication that tracks publicly disclosed equity-related financial transactions throughout the state—including mergers and acquisitions, public deals, and private placements.


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