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Before the Handshake: What Happens When One Partner Leaves?

Before starting a partnership, every founder needs to face the uncomfortable question: What happens to the company when a partner leaves? A clear “buy-out” provision in the partnership agreement, designed to preemptively structure a partner’s exit, secures the company’s financial future and stability. This proactive step ensures that, regardless of the reason — a voluntary […]
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Due Diligence During a Company Acquisition Transaction

It is difficult to overemphasize the importance of due diligence during a company’s acquisition transaction. Since the investigation aims to uncover the risks associated with purchasing the target company, the outcome of due diligence may result in a significant decrease in the purchase price or even discourage the buyer from proceeding with the deal. Different […]
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Deadlock Resolution in Partnerships: Legal Considerations

When two equal partners pool their resources to run an enterprise together, they rarely anticipate any unsolvable disagreements between them. An intractable disagreement over a business issue is usually referred to as a “deadlock.” The topic of deadlock resolution is often underestimated and overlooked by business owners until they encounter it during their business operations. […]
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Pivotal Considerations for Effective Business Partnerships

When considering a partnership, several key matters require careful attention. Business integration offers undeniable benefits, such as pooling talent and skill sets, sharing resources, and expense reduction, ultimately fostering business growth. However, a successful unification of business operations with another owner requires meticulous planning. To ensure an advantageous outcome for an enterprise, it is particularly […]
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Private Offerings. Raising Capital for Your Start-Up

Every company, at some juncture, seeks opportunities for growth – whether it is developing a new product line, expanding into new markets, or opening a new division. These entrepreneurial endeavors typically necessitate capital infusion. Consequently, businesses explore various ways to attract investors. The decision of whether to pursue funding from the general public, a single high-net-worth individual, or a strategic business partner is crucial
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