The RWI Conduct-of-Claims Clause: 2026 Defense Control Shift
The RWI conduct of claims clause in 2026 policies quietly hands defense control to the carrier — what buyer’s and seller’s counsel should negotiate at bind to keep authority over post-closing claims.
Florida 607.1602 Inspection Rights: Minority Shareholder Leverage vs. DGCL 220
Florida 607.1602 inspection rights give minority shareholders narrower leverage than DGCL 220 — the tripartite statutory gate flips the seller-side playbook at FL targets.
Post-Money SAFE Dilution: The Stack Florida Founders Miscount
Post-money SAFE dilution quietly shifts ownership away from Florida founders, and every new SAFE stacks. Learn to model the real number before a priced round.
Buying or Selling a Florida Craft Brewery — The ABC License Transfer, Tied-House Rules, and Distribution Contract Diligence
Florida craft brewery M&A turns on the Chapter 561 license transfer, tied-house rules, and the distribution contract change-of-control clause — what owners and buyers should price at the LOI.
Management Equity Pool Rollover Dilution: The LOI Trap PE Sponsors Don’t Name
Management equity pool rollover dilution in private equity deals quietly carves three to four points off the founder’s NewCo stake.
The Hell-or-High-Water Antitrust Covenant Has Quietly Gone Asymmetric — Why Founders Should Demand a Divestiture Cost Cap in 2026 Deals
Hell-or-high-water antitrust covenants used to be one line. After the 2023 DOJ/FTC merger guidelines and a more aggressive HSR posture, the divestiture cap is where the deal is won or lost in 2026.
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