Unexpected Successor Liability Arising From an Asset Purchase

On May 15, 2018, Gary Matsko‘s article “Unexpected Successor Liability Arising From an Asset Purchase” was published by Law.com’s Corporate Counsel. In the article, Gary discusses the general rule that the liabilities of a selling predecessor corporation are not imposed upon the successor corporation which purchases its assets, and the exception to that general rule, known as the de facto merger. Read the article in Corporate Counsel.