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Letters of Intent & What You Should Know
A letter of intent (LOI), also commonly referred to as a term sheet, is generally used when one party wants to enter into a business deal with another party. Letters of intent are serious legal instruments, and as such, should be drawn up and drafted by attorneys experienced in the matter.
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Key Provisions of a Stock Purchase Agreement
When one entity sets about to take control of another business through an acquisition of stock, the transaction is governed by what is called a Stock Purchase Agreement (SPA), sometimes called a Securities Purchase Agreement or simply Stock Purchase.
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How to Protect Yourself When Buying a Company
Buying a business is not like buying a house. Of course, the home inspector may miss something during the course of their assessment which could lead to the purchase of a bit of a money pit. Miss something when doing due diligence in the course of purchasing a company and you may find yourself in severe financial and legal trouble.
Read MoreA Look at The Merger and Acquisition Process
As with most things in business, mergers and acquisitions begin with a strategy and end with implementation. In between, there are multiple steps necessary for success, including careful planning, intuitive evaluation, due diligence, and financing.
Read MoreLegal Speed Dating: 4 Questions to Ask Yourself and A Lawyer to See if You Are Compatible
Finding the right lawyer for your business is hard. If you are like most of my executive coaching and mastermind clients, you ask your network if anyone “knows a lawyer that …” and you’ll get a couple of responses. Great.
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