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....
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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...
Due Diligence Information Protection: Safeguard Your Company Throughout Process.
The protection of Due diligence information is paramount to a sound business deal. A company is required to share a large amount of information about its operations, finances, human resources, technology, and intellectual property during the due diligence phase of a...
Due Diligence for Buying a Business: What Types Do You Need?
Due diligence for buying a business is crucial to a successful transaction. Whether a deal is structured as a merger, stock transaction, or asset transaction, a prospective buyer of a business must perform due diligence to ensure that the buyer is getting the business...
Steps to Take to Sue a Defunct Business
Suing a defunct business that owes you money can be a challenge. However, a lawsuit may still be possible to commence a lawsuit against a business that no longer exists. While these matters are legally complex, having a knowledgeable business attorney is important to...
Legal Theory vs. Practice: Why it’s Important to Have an Experienced Business Attorney
Business law exists in two distinct worlds —theory and practice. While theory may be found in textbooks and legal principles, lectures, and ivory towers; practice is something that attorneys experience in the courtroom and through dealing with judges and clients and...