Experienced Merger And Acquisition Attorneys

Mergers and acquisitions are extremely complex business transactions that require careful analysis and execution at every stage. There can be regulatory issues that need to be considered in many cases, particularly in transactions involving companies in FDA-regulated industries.

Providing FDA Regulatory Compliance And Due Diligence Support

The lawyers at the law firm of Eric F. Greenberg, P.C., provide experienced representation in mergers and acquisitions and related issues. Our extensive experience in the areas of food and drug law and packaging law allows us to provide invaluable insight into the unique issues that need to be considered in these matters.

A timely and thorough assessment of FDA compliance risk can help you avoid a bad deal, reflect risk in your pricing decisions or just help you gain an early understanding of what is needed to keep compliant in the FDA environment. From pre-audit reviews of your compliance program to support in any aspect of the due diligence process, we are prepared to provide the attentive service you require.

Contact Our Office To Discuss Your Needs With An Attorney

Contact our Chicago, Illinois, office to learn more about our mergers and acquisitions and due diligence support services. You can reach us by phone at 312-977-4647 or contact us via email.

Losing Agency

Losing Agency

By Eric F. Greenberg, Attorney-at-law

There’s a U.S. Supreme Court case that might soon undo one of the most basic rules-of-the-road about how our federal government works. If it does, all kinds of government regulations would be much easier for courts to overturn. And if that happens, unpredictability will be the new rule-of-the-road for your business and life.

Although the past year brought many consequential Supreme Court decisions, this one, likely to emerge next year, could have perhaps the biggest effects on packagers of any decision in decades. The case is called Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, and you can examine it for its specific details or its general themes. Specifically, it involves a challenge to regulations made by the Biden administration’s National Marine Fisheries Service that require fishing boats to pay for onboard monitors to make sure they don’t over-fish. The challengers said the law told the agency to require monitors, but didn’t say the agency could require the fishing boats to pay for them.

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