by Chris SwiecickiHow to Find a Corporate Tax Lawyer
Creating a tax strategy takes teamwork among legal, finance, and accounting professionals. Many companies trust an independent corporate tax lawyer as an...
Read Moreby Chris SwiecickiUnderstanding Sandbagging in M&A Transactions
In the context of buying a business, a "sandbagging" Buyer is one who is (or becomes) aware that a specific representation or warranty made by the Seller is...
Read Moreby Chris SwiecickiUnderstanding Contract Law: The Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing
A legal contract’s basic function is to state the rights and obligations of each party. In addition, the document typically covers what will happen under a...
Read Moreby Chris SwiecickiMergers and Acquisitions: The Perils of Breaking a Stock Purchase Agreement
At Swiecicki & Muskett, LLC, we often litigate interesting cases that illustrate just how important it is to follow the terms of a contract. One recent...
Read Moreby Chris SwiecickiC-Corps vs. LLCs: Which One is Right for My Business?
When deciding the best way to structure their business, owners are often inundated with advice. And while friends , colleagues, and even accountants can...
Read Moreby Chris SwiecickiThe Importance of Due Diligence
The Court, Seller, and Buyer all agree that the $10 million of cash in the dda accounts that Seller failed to sweep belonged to Seller; Yet the Buyer was...
Read Moreby Chris SwiecickiHonored to Serve Washington University School of Law
In the St. Louis area, we are lucky enough to have one of the nation’s best law schools. Washington University School of Law is one of these institutions...
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