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The promises that survive a corporate takeover

Stelco's employment dispute shows why acquisition commitments can't simply be filed away after closing. Earlier U.S. Steel litigation and Alberta's Strongco indemnity appeal offer distinct lessons about obligations that outlast a sale.

Stelco's employment dispute shows why acquisition commitments can't simply be filed away after closing. Earlier U.S. Steel litigation and Alberta's Strongco indemnity appeal offer distinct lessons about obligations that outlast a sale.

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