Press Release
Press Release
Press Contacts: Erik Cummins, Matt Hyams, Taina Rosa, Olivia Thomas
04.04.22
Pillsbury partner Veronica Nunn and senior counsel Nate Cartmell recently participated in the 2022 American Bar Association’s Business Law Section’s spring meeting.
Cartmell moderated and Nunn was a panelist on a program entitled “Case Law Matters: Drafting and ‘Control’ Lessons that Every Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Lawyer Should Learn, But Not the Hard Way” which focused on recent case law regarding material adverse effect definitions, indemnification, fraud carve-outs and other miscellaneous provisions, as well as decisions that set forth guidance on determining control persons. Additionally, Pillsbury Corporate associate Jessica Dabiri assisted with the program materials.
In a second session, Cartmell moderated the American Bar Association’s M&A Jurisprudence Subcommittee Meeting and Nunn presented on the Delaware Court of Chancery’s March 2022 ruling in Level 4 Yoga, LLC v. CorePower Yoga, the most recent highly publicized COVID-19 “break-case.”
These discussions built on the team’s 2022 research on market trends related to COVID-19 provisions in M&A agreements that they presented to the ABA Business Law Section in April 2021.