United States:
Getting To Grips With Merger Control
05 December 2013
WilmerHale
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The US merger control regime has a relatively easy filing
process, but its review process can be very burdensome in a small
percentage of transactions. Determining reportability is relatively
straightforward for most transactions and the filing itself, while
requiring some information in unusual forms, is not particularly
complex and can often be prepared in a few days, or even less, if
the required information is readily available.
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Originally published in Acquisition International |
November 2013
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