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Technology
- Business
Purchase & Sale
Buying
or selling a business is a complicated process. Inaccuracies in the
valuation of the assets of the target business may leave purchaser
vulnerable to one-sided deal-making. Possible violations of intellectual
property rights through the purchase or sale of a business may expose
purchaser to costly litigation. Unfamiliarity with the nuances of
relevant securities laws may provoke civil and even criminal liability.
Given the above considerations, we begin our analysis of a deal by determining whether our client really desires to acquire
an entire business or has a more limited goal. An
acquisition of a single asset or product, like the acquisition of a
specific right, will produce a far different transactional structure
than a conventional business acquisition. Especially for the seller, a
structure focused on a particular asset, product or right may result in
an agreement containing substantially less representations, warranties
and covenants, and hence substantially less potential seller liability,
than a transaction structured as a business
acquisition.
Our
goal in this process is to provide our clients with the broad
range of legal and strategic services that are particularly important to
entrepreneurs. We bring the expertise, experience and judgment necessary
to guide businesses through the minefield of legal problems they
face. Whether your business is based upon the Internet, information
technology or computer technology, we can help you organize, finance and
operate it. We can help design the right incentives to attract and
retain employees in a competitive market. We also have the expertise to
help you both recognize and protect your intellectual property. Most
important, we can give you the benefit of our experience in advising
emerging companies. That experience can help you make your business more
attractive to investors and best position it for acquisition or an
initial public offering.
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