This legislation is not intended to limit a company's ability to provide its customers with a seamless transition when a company sells its assets or arranges to have a new entity provide the products and services it previously provided to its customers.
Jay Rockefeller: “This legislation is not intended to limit a company's ability to provide its customers with a seamless transition when a…”
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Rockefeller discusses the intent of legislation regarding company asset sales and customer service.
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