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<blockquote data-quote="nymi" data-source="post: 35912" data-attributes="member: 3856"><p>Hello everyone, </p><p></p><p>I hope you're all well. I came across an article about the change in Enterprise act 2002. Foreign firms that may be willing to take over the UK firms will have to face a big hurdle due to change in Enterprise Act 2002. The UK government, in response to the pandemic, will be able to intervene to protect the companies related to COVID-19 by adding a public interest consideration under the Enterprise Act 2002. They will make sure that these companies that are related to COVID-19 are not subject to mergers and acquisitions that are against the public interest. </p><p>I have figured how this can be a challenge as law firms will now have to make sure that the buyer’s takeover is not undermining the capability of the target firm to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 or future public health emergencies</p><p>However, I'm struggling to figure that how can a law firm turn this into an opportunity?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nymi, post: 35912, member: 3856"] Hello everyone, I hope you're all well. I came across an article about the change in Enterprise act 2002. Foreign firms that may be willing to take over the UK firms will have to face a big hurdle due to change in Enterprise Act 2002. The UK government, in response to the pandemic, will be able to intervene to protect the companies related to COVID-19 by adding a public interest consideration under the Enterprise Act 2002. They will make sure that these companies that are related to COVID-19 are not subject to mergers and acquisitions that are against the public interest. I have figured how this can be a challenge as law firms will now have to make sure that the buyer’s takeover is not undermining the capability of the target firm to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 or future public health emergencies However, I'm struggling to figure that how can a law firm turn this into an opportunity? [/QUOTE]
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