Investors may build for M&As, not IPOs,; in planning for M&As, they need to focus on employee equity, investor covenants, significant contracts and finder's fees

Article Abstract:

Venture capitalists may see potential mergers and acquisitions as their goal rather than taking their own company public and careful planning in employee equity compensation, investor covenants, finder's fees and key contracts can increase the return when pursuing this goal. Accounting and tax implications and the decision-making power given third parties in an acquisition are among the considerations.

Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings

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Labor law; acquisition of unionized target

Article Abstract:

The ability of a corporate acquirer of a unionized target to set its own terms governing its relationship with the union and the pre-existing terms it is obliged to honor are discussed. Guidelines for employers planning asset transactions are given.

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Transactions carry visa risks; changes in corporate ownership - through mergers, IPOs and other means - are dicey for employers and immigrant workers

Article Abstract:

The possible exposure of an employer to mandatory employment eligibility verification violations, or I-9 violations following the initial public offering or merger of a company is discussed.

Alien labor, Foreign labor

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