PE Pathways
PE Pathways
Podcast Description
PE Pathways, hosted by attorneys from our Private Equity practice, is a podcast series where experienced dealmakers share their thoughts on current private equity and M&A trends and developments. Stay informed about the latest market trends, regulatory changes, and innovative investment strategies that are shaping the future of private equity.
Tune in to listen as our discussions delve into the intricacies of the private equity industry, with topics around deal sourcing and due diligence; portfolio company management; fund formation and compliance; tax and employment issues; and exit strategies among others.
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The podcast explores key themes related to private equity and M&A, addressing topics such as deal sourcing and due diligence, employee retention credits, restrictive covenants, fund formation, and exit strategies, with specific episodes focusing on the implications of ERCs for transactions and how to navigate RCAs in various legal contexts.
PE Pathways, hosted by attorneys from our Private Equity practice, is a podcast series where experienced dealmakers share their thoughts on current private equity and M&A trends and developments. Stay informed about the latest market trends, regulatory changes, and innovative investment strategies that are shaping the future of private equity.
Tune in to listen as our discussions delve into the intricacies of the private equity industry, with topics around deal sourcing and due diligence; portfolio company management; fund formation and compliance; tax and employment issues; and exit strategies among others.
In this episode of PE Pathways, Partners Nick Stawasz and Dan Boland discuss the distinctions between engaging an expert or an arbitrator for resolving post-closing purchase price and earnout disputes in M&A deals. The conversation highlights that the choice between these two methods can depend on factors such as the dispute’s value, the desired speed, and the need for finality. Overall, the episode underscores the necessity of carefully drafting dispute resolution clauses.
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