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A collection of thoughts, tips and insights about legal issues faced by growing businesses, including such topics as private equity, mergers & acquisitions, joint ventures, licensing and distribution arrangements, executive employment agreements, and general corporate matters.The author has particular experience in the education industry (educational technology, products and services, including publishing) and in international and cross-border transactions, and draws upon that experience in writing blog entries.To subscribe to this blog by email, click here:
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