12 Questions to Ask When Hiring an M&A Lawyer

These are some excellent insights from the AXIAL forum (linking to a third party page):

http://www.axial.net/forum/12-questions-ask-hiring-ma-lawyer/


DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this blog is not intended as legal advice for you. It is intended only to provide general information, and to promote self-analysis, more informed questions, and further discussion with advisors. Specific legal problems necessitate specific legal advice tailored to each client’s specific set of circumstances. Use of this Blog does not create an Attorney-Client relationship.

Other Voices: a Conversation with Tenant Brokers Susie Detmer & Salina Hailey Gray

Seattle commercial tenant brokers weigh in on the importance of taking a deep dive and a long view on lease negotiations in today's marketplace.


DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this blog is not intended as legal advice for you. It is intended only to provide general information, and to promote self-analysis, more informed questions, and further discussion with advisors. Specific legal problems necessitate specific legal advice tailored to each client’s specific set of circumstances. Use of this Blog does not create an Attorney-Client relationship.

Sovereign Legal Advises on 10th Business Buy/Sell in Last 12 mos

Sovereign Legal Advises on 10th Business Buy/Sell in Last 12 mos

#sovereignlegal  Here is the breakdown by transaction type and indsutry:

 


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Circumnavigating Rainier: Hope is not a Strategy

Circumnavigating Rainier: Hope is not a Strategy

This past summer I tackled a new (extracurricular) challenge: running the Wonderland Trail around Mt. Rainier: a breathtakingly beautiful, but unforgiving, 92 mile, 26k ft. elev. gain journey requiring a ton of planning, and very little margin for error. In the months leading up to it, and in the days after, I reflected upon the keys to successfully completing such an "epic" undertaking, whether it be an unsupported Ultra run, an Ironman, or the purchase or sale of a business. The following are a few takeaways…


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Working Capital

The Dollars in the Details

{Def: current assets minus current liabilities}. Sounds simple, right? Almost never. Who gets what piece of this pie? It’s an often overlooked area, and one where it literally pays to consult your deal advisors and do the analysis early in the process. We’re not talking about legal hypotheticals & risk management folks, we’re usually talking about tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars!


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