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Workday acquires AI-powered document platform Evisort

TechCrunch: M&A

In a statement, Terrance Wampler, group general manager at Workday, said that Evisort’s tech will enable Workday to add a range of AI-powered document processing tools to its existing finance and HR software. “Evisort will help us deliver […] © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.

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A Sharper Focus: Exploring VC Side Letters

JD Supra: Mergers

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Two Recent Cases Looking At Statutory Formalities For Signing Of Documents

JD Supra: Mergers

Two recent English cases illustrate a strict and a more flexible approach by the courts when considering whether the signing of a legal document has complied with, or is rendered ineffective by non-compliance with, prescribed statutory formalities. We first look at the more flexible approach. By: Shearman & Sterling LLP

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2024 DGCL Amendments: Drafting Tips for M&A Documents

Deal Lawyers

This recent Greenberg Traurig memo addresses the implications of the 2024 DGCL amendments that drafters of merger agreements, resolutions, and other corporate documents should keep in mind.

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Accessing Privileged Documents in Illinois Ownership Disputes

JD Supra: Mergers

Business divorces are often messy. The reasons for business divorces vary – personality-driven disputes, disagreements over business direction, or timing and distribution of earnings.

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New HSR Rules Go Live: Your Playbook for Effective M&A

JD Supra: Mergers

The new HSR rules will fundamentally alter the premerger notification process, and substantially increase the burden on filing parties, who will need to provide significantly more information and documents with their initial filings.

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DOJ Allegations that KKR Systematically Failed to Comply With the HSR Act – Highlights Importance of DOJ Corporate Compliance Guidelines

JD Supra: Mergers

and certain of its investment advisors and funds (collectively, KKR) systematically flouted the [notification and reporting] requirements of the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act (HSR Act or Act) by: (1) failing to make an HSR filing for two transactions; (2) altering documents in HSR filings for eight transactions; and (3) systematically omitting required.