What does the US election result mean for tax international trade and M&A?


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January 13, 2021 United KingdomUnited States United KingdomUnited States United KingdomUnited States Episode 1 Now that the race to the White House seems to be over, we examine what a change of administration will mean for businesses in the US and those interested in making an investment. In the first of our series of podcasts focused on the US election, we discuss the impact of Biden’s win and what a change of administration could mean for M&A, tax and merger control. The speakers include members from our global team, including M&A Partners Robin Johnson and Stacey Kern, Co-Head of Global Trade and Merger Control Mark Herlach, and Tax Partners Taylor Kiessig and Nikki Dobay. Listen now > Episode 2 In the second of our series of podcasts focused on the US election, we examine the Democratic Party's victory in the Senate runoffs in Georgia and the impact this may have on tax, international trade and M&A. The speakers include members from our global team, including M&A Partners Robin Johnson and Michael Gurion, Co-Head of Global Trade and Merger Control Mark Herlach, and Tax Partners Taylor Kiessig and Nikki Dobay. Listen now > Now that the race to the White House seems to be over, we examine what a change of administration will mean for businesses in the US and those interested in making an investment. In the first of our series of podcasts focused on the US election, we discuss the impact of Biden’s win and what a change of administration could mean for M&A, tax and merger control. The speakers include members from our global team, including M&A Partners Robin Johnson and Stacey Kern, Co-Head of Global Trade and Merger Control Mark Herlach, and Tax Partners Taylor Kiessig and Nikki Dobay. The materials on the Eversheds Sutherland website are for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. 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Episode 1

Now that the race to the White House seems to be over, we examine what a change of administration will mean for businesses in the US and those interested in making an investment.

In the first of our series of podcasts focused on the US election, we discuss the impact of Biden’s win and what a change of administration could mean for M&A, tax and merger control.

The speakers include members from our global team, including M&A Partners Robin Johnson and Stacey Kern, Co-Head of Global Trade and Merger Control Mark Herlach, and Tax Partners Taylor Kiessig and Nikki Dobay.

Listen now >

Episode 2

In the second of our series of podcasts focused on the US election, we examine the Democratic Party's victory in the Senate runoffs in Georgia and the impact this may have on tax, international trade and M&A.

The speakers include members from our global team, including M&A Partners Robin Johnson and Michael Gurion, Co-Head of Global Trade and Merger Control Mark Herlach, and Tax Partners Taylor Kiessig and Nikki Dobay.

Listen now >

Now that the race to the White House seems to be over, we examine what a change of administration will mean for businesses in the US and those interested in making an investment.

In the first of our series of podcasts focused on the US election, we discuss the impact of Biden’s win and what a change of administration could mean for M&A, tax and merger control.

The speakers include members from our global team, including M&A Partners Robin Johnson and Stacey Kern, Co-Head of Global Trade and Merger Control Mark Herlach, and Tax Partners Taylor Kiessig and Nikki Dobay.

The materials on the Eversheds Sutherland website are for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. While reasonable care is taken to ensure accuracy, the materials may not reflect the most current legal developments. Eversheds Sutherland disclaims liability for actions taken based on the materials. Always consult a qualified lawyer for specific legal matters. To view the full disclaimer, see our Terms and Conditions or Disclaimer section in the footer. Eversheds Sutherland is a provider of legal and other services operating through various separate and distinct legal entities. For further information about these entities and Eversheds Sutherlands' structure please see the Legal Notice page of this website.