- Posts by Ross J. Bextermueller
PartnerRoss has significant experience representing clients in a wide range of transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, private company investments and fundraising, and the development and management of strategic ...
M&A practitioners must take into account the events surrounding the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the accompanying international unrest when contemplating a proposed transaction. These events will impact M&A transactions both in the short term and the long term. With the situation unfolding and changing day to day, potential buyers and sellers should consult counsel on how the Russia and Ukraine escalation will affect their business today, and how it may affect their business operations going forward. Below is a summary of topics to consider.
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