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Emotional Distress, and for Actual and Consequential damages resulting from their refusal to allow me access to my accounts transferred to their organization, when they acquired tdameritrade, because I wont sign a paperless agreement.
answered on Sep 12, 2024
An Illinois attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. It's difficult for attorneys here to offer their services through this forum - you'd need to reach out to attorneys on your own. In addition to your own searches, there is a "Find a Lawyer"... View More 
I am trying to educate myself how Equity Escrow works in M&A, who can help me on this... During M&A transaction, Buyer will acquire 80% of valuation and pay for 50% equity thru Cash + 3 Yr promissory note but remaining 30% of shares will be held in Escrow for next 3 years until promissory... View More
answered on May 11, 2017
First, hire a local experienced business attorney to assist you. This is a complex transaction and the terms of the deal need to be detailed closely.
If you are selling shares held by you or the companies treasury shares, then you need an independent escrow of the shares. If the company... View More
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