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Important and complex Fairstone ruling on material adverse effect still leaves questions: M&A lawyer

By Canadian Lawyer Mag
March 24, 2022

Case departs from Canadian and Delaware law on key points, writes Paul Blyschak in journal

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MAC/MAE Clauses in the Context of COVID-19

By Troy Ungerman (Toronto)
January 6, 2021

A recent Ontario decision of Fairstone Financial Holdings Inc. v. Duo Bank of Canada (“Fairstone”) became the first Canadian case to consider material adverse change (“MAC”) or material adverse effect (“MAE”) clauses in the context of COVID-19.  In Fairstone, Duo…

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No, you MAE not: Ontario Court Rules that Duo Bank Cannot Rely on Material Adverse Event Clause to Avoid Closing Fairstone Deal

By Brad Moore, Gesta Abols, Richard Steinberg & Heather Whiteside
December 23, 2020
Business people shaking hands in conference room
Business people shaking hands in conference room

Several months ago we asked whether a COVID-19-related impact on a business might constitute a “Material Adverse Change” (referred to as a “MAC,” or a material adverse effect, “MAE”) under merger agreements, and we noted the near complete absence of…

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