In the current economic and social climate, M&A activity might be down but there are still deals in the making. If your startup is gearing up for an acquisition, don’t miss the Data Future Lab’s next free webinar in the New Normal series with our legal partner Orrick, where we address M&A in a Recessionary Environment.
Find out about steps to prepare for in the M&A process, including financials required, the due diligence timeline, effective sales pitches to prospective buyers, and more. Orrick sheds light on exits they’ve worked on earlier and now to highlight differences you can expect in the current cautious environment. Get insights into the buyer’s perspective, documents to expect in today's sales process, and terms that could be enticing or alarming for both sides of the table.
Join us at The New Normal: M&A in a Recessionary Environment on May 27 at 12pm.
Register now for a Zoom link and additional event details.
If you can't make it, you won't miss it — we'll share a video recording with all who register.
Tal Hacohen is a Partner in Orrick’s New York Corporate Group and a member of the Global Mergers & Acquisitions and Private Equity Group. Tal represents companies in a variety of transactions including domestic and cross-border mergers, acquisitions, and restructurings. Tal also represents early- and growth-stage tech companies in equity and debt financing rounds. He was recently recognized as a "40 under 40 Emerging Leader" by The M&A Advisor and a “Rising Star” by IFLR for his work in M&A.
Laura Metzger is a Partner in the Restructuring Group and Office Leader of Orrick’s New York office. She regularly represents financial institutions, funds and investors involved in bankruptcies, out-of-court restructurings, distressed sales and acquisitions, loan and claims trading, bankruptcy litigation, and refinancing. Recognized as “outstanding” by Legal 500, Laura was also named an “up and coming” lawyer by Chambers USA. She serves as counsel to lenders, creditors, investors, purchasers and sponsors, with clients including Wells Fargo, Royal Bank of Canada, and Citigroup Financial Products Inc.
