CDF Labor Law LLP presents an interactive panel discussion that will cover California transactional and employment law issues triggered by mergers and acquisitions. Richard Weintraub, of Weintraub Law Group, will share his 40 years of M&A experience, along with CDF employment law attorneys Mark S. Spring, John Giovannone, and Erin Owen, in this 90-minute deep dive into avoiding M&A traps.
There are significant pitfalls that could result from unknowingly acquiring or merging with a business whose house is not in order when it comes to California employment law compliance. Anticipating and managing complex employment issues that will arise in M&A events involving California businesses can lay the foundation for a successful transaction and potentially avoid substantial and unexpected liabilities.
Employment law concerns related to M&A events have become even more important than ever in light of the recently enacted Labor Code 200.3, which creates liability on the part of successor entities for wages, damages, and penalties owed to any of a judgment debtor’s former workforce. That means, that if you acquire or merge with a business, you will become automatically liable for certain judgments owed by that business unless you set up the transaction correctly. Moreover, California’s very protective labor and employment laws affect nearly every aspect of a business, its viability, revenue, and stability. Understanding how the various California employment laws...
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