Disputes over Merger & Acquisition (M&A) activity can occur in many ways. In this sense, there is no one typical type of M&A dispute. They can occur over financing of the acquisition, over how the new or revised entity will be structured or operated, or over the so-called representations and warranties made by the sellers to the buyers of the merged or acquired entity, for example.
Brazilian M&A and disputes
Brazil is a country of considerable interest for Chinese business investors these days. It is rich in natural resources and agricultural products and also has a considerable industrial base and IT knowhow. The Chinese premier visited Brazil in May carrying with him a large attractive financial package to support a number of mega-projects, including a trans-Brazilian railway to be constructed all the way to the ports of Peru on the Pacific Ocean.
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Paul Eric Mason is a lawyer and BAC arbitrator based in Brazil and the US. For more information please see www.paulemason.info
