Mergers and Acquisitions

From entrepreneurs and start-up companies to Fortune 50™ corporations, Munck Carter is focused on serving technology companies and other businesses driven by innovation. We have experience in a broad range of practice areas. In each of them, our goal is the same — to help our clients grow and succeed, seizing new opportunities and avoiding potential pitfalls along the way.

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Mergers and Acquisitions

Munck Carter attorneys have represented both buyers and sellers in a wide variety of business combination transactions, including mergers, asset purchases, stock purchases, strategic alliances and joint ventures, corporate asset purchases, stock purchases, strategic alliances and joint ventures, corporate restructurings, exchange offers, private equity investments, going private transactions and hostile and friendly tender offers. Our experience includes advice on anti-takeover strategies and protections (including rights plans, poison pills and state control share acts), proxy contests, leveraged buyouts, going-private transactions, tender offers, reverse mergers and negotiated stock, asset and merger transactions.

We assist our clients each step of the way, from the negotiation, structuring, due diligence and documentation of a deal, through the closing and post-transaction integration of acquired businesses. Our attorneys have advised clients in M&A transactions ranging in size from relatively modest transactions for family-owned businesses and early-stage companies to complex matters involving billions of dollars for large, multinational public corporations. Our M&A experience spans most major industries, and our attorneys offer the expertise in finance, tax, real estate, employment, intellectual property, antitrust and litigation matters necessary for our clients to reach their goals. We also play a major role in clients’ acquisition financing activities, from bank or other institutional lending to venture capital financing to private and public offerings of debt and equity securities.

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