How Fund Managers Can Mitigate the Impact of Litigation on Their Transactions and Relationships
Litigation – which is expensive, diverts personnel and presents considerable reputational risk regardless of its result – can undermine an investment manager’s transactions, relationships and objectives.
The reality, however, is that disputes will arise in commercial transactions. Deal documents should provide for a process to resolve the disputes that do occur in a way that minimizes their impact on the economics and objectives of the transaction.
In his recent article for Hedge Fund Law Report, David Rose, a partner in Pryor Cashman’s Investment Management and Litigation Groups, explores how fund managers can incorporate a multi-tiered dispute resolution process within their deal documents, thereby mitigating the impact of disputes among counterparties and salvaging valuable commercial transactions and relationships.
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More About Rose’s Practice
David Rose counsels investment management firms; hedge and private equity funds; real estate owners and investors; media and entertainment companies; and high net worth individuals on an extensive array of commercial matters, advocating for their interests at trial, arbitration and on appeal.
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