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What Is Sandbagging In An M&A Transaction And Why Does It Matter? (opens the original)
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In the world of mergers and acquisitions, “sandbagging” refers to a buyer’s decision to proceed with a transaction despite discovering—before closing—that one or more of the seller’s representations and warranties are false. The buyer closes the deal anyway, then later asserts an indemnification claim for the breach. The practice raises a fundamental question: should a buyer who knew about a problem before closing still recover under the seller’s express warranties? Jurisdictions differ on wheth
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