Moving offices is a significant undertaking. Everything in this process can take longer than you think. In Part I of this blog series, we talked about the things you need to think about when making the decision to relocate your workforce. In Part II, we explored the...
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Things You Need to Think About When Moving Offices, Part 2: The Different Types of Guarantees
One of the things you will need to think about when moving offices is negotiating the commercial lease for the space you choose. Many landlords require that you secure your financial obligations and liabilities by signing a lease guarantee. This agreement provides...
Things You Need to Think About When Moving Offices, Part I: Location and Leases
As your business grows, you may need more office space to accommodate your operations and workforce. Although every office relocation is its own unique situation, depending on your specific business needs, every business owner must think about a few legal and...
Things You Need to Think About When Moving Offices, Part II: The Logistics of Moving Your Office
Everything is more complicated than you might expect regarding the logistics of moving your office. In Part I of this blog series, we discussed finding a location and negotiating a lease. In Part II, we will cover the topic of handling the move — and how to plan to...
Understanding the Different Types of Business Purchase Agreements
A business purchase agreement is a contract that transfers a company from the owner to the new buyer. A purchase agreement is used to buy and sell all types of businesses, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, and limited liability companies....
Due Diligence: How Your Company Can Navigate the Process
Due diligence is a crucial phase in every business sale. The process helps buyers assess risks, evaluate a company’s operations, investigate its finances, and confirm the information presented by the seller. If the buyer is not satisfied with their findings during due...
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