The COVID-19 pandemic is shaking up M&A transactions and the Court of Chancery has seen a sudden uptick in litigation. In a recently published article, my Fox Rothschild colleague – Chaney Hall – noted that buyers with cold feet are invoking their agreement’s material adverse effect clauses (MAE) to justify terminating or postponing the deal,
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