Avoiding Buyer’s Remorse in M&A Deals

Latham & Watkins – Amid the buoyant market of 2021 and early 2022, compressed deal timelines and frenzied competition caused many deals to be signed with fewer buyer protections and less information about target businesses than buyers required in a different deal-making cycle. The aftermath of this M&A surge has seen a rise in post-closing discoveries of target company issues, and increasing M&A disputes, claims, and litigation — all compounded by ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges. Government contractors that recently executed deals may be experiencing “buyer’s remorse”, but they are not without options.

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