Pass-Through, Not a Promise — How Fintechs Should Talk About FDIC Insurance on FBO Accounts
FBO pass-through FDIC coverage has two conditions most fintech disclosures forget. Here is what the terms and the marketing can and cannot say.
FBO pass-through FDIC coverage has two conditions most fintech disclosures forget. Here is what the terms and the marketing can and cannot say.
Florida M&A purchase agreements increasingly point to “Florida state court” for indemnification fights .
How buyers use the disclosure schedule update bring-down — and no-cure drafting — to extract repricing or walk on 2026 sign-to-close M&A deals.
Buyer markups in 2026 are quietly narrowing the MAE change-in-law carve-out. Here is what that single edit shifts onto founders, and how to push back without losing the deal.
Florida § 95.03 voids any contract shortening the limitations period — including the standard 18-month M&A survival clause. Drafting fixes for FL-nexus deals.
SRS Acquiom’s 2026 study shows private M&A escrow size and earnouts both growing. Three LOI moves founders should anchor before the buyer’s market drift sets in.
After YWCA v. Hatteras Funds, buyer aiding and abetting liability Delaware is back for strategic buyers who help create sell-side conflicts. 2026 drafting playbook.
Florida protected series LLC M&A diligence changes July 1, 2026. What buyers and sellers of Florida LLC targets must add to checklists, reps, and disclosure schedules now.
Tipping basket vs. true deductible is the one-word indemnification choice that decides whether the first dollars of a post-closing claim come out of the seller’s pocket.
The material contracts covenant reads as a routine seller restraint, but between signing and closing in M&A it functions as a buyer veto over the customer renegotiations the seller most needs to have.