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Core practice area Corporate and business
Formation, governance, capital raises and agreements between owners.
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Deals and investment
Business acquisitions, new investors, reorganizations and transactions with a closing date and several parties at the table.
Transactions where a mistake costs hundreds of thousands.
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The client
How we work with this client
The work here has two sides: reviewing what's being bought and negotiating what gets signed. Both on the clock, because these deals have a closing date and the calendar doesn't move.
We run the legal due diligence (corporate, employment, tax and contracts) and present the findings ranked by impact, not in a two-hundred-page memo nobody reads before deciding.
In the negotiation, we work alongside the client's financial team so the representations, conditions and price adjustments reflect the risks we actually found.
What we solve
Needs we cover
Each one is handled by a specific practice area, with one attorney responsible from start to finish.
- 01 Legal due diligence before an acquisition
- 02 Negotiating the purchase agreement
- 03 Shareholder and operating agreements
- 04 Corporate reorganization
- 05 Reviewing tax and employment exposure
- 06 Setting up a branch or subsidiary
Practice areas
Practice areas for this client
The ones we use most often for this kind of client. Each page details the scope and deliverables.
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Core practice area Tax
Planning, audits and disputes with the IRS and the state.
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Supporting practice area Contracts
Drafting and negotiating the agreements your business runs on.
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Core practice area Employment
Hiring, terminations and agency investigations, without surprises.
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Core practice area Litigation and arbitration
Representation in court and in arbitration, with a strategy we agree on together.
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