Quinn’s Andrew Rossman won a ruling from the Delaware Chancery Court late last year allowing a client to walk away from a deal. Last week he got a ruling forcing Kohlberg & Co. to go through with its acquisition of a company that sells cake decorations and technology for use in grocery store bakeries.
May 04, 2021 at 07:30 AM
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Editor/columnist
Despite all the litigation filed in the Delaware Chancery Court last year over deals scuttled by the COVID-19 crisis, it appears just two have resulted so far in full-blown trials.
It’s hard to take much from a sample size of two, but I can tell you this much: No matter if you’re a buyer attempting to walk away from a deal or a seller trying to force a buyer to make good on an offer, it’s a good idea to get Andrew Rossman of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan on your side.
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Andrew Rossman, with Quinn Emanuel. Courtesy photo
