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Business Divorce: The Exit Often Not as Exciting as the Start

Definition For many entrepreneurs, the term “business divorce” is the most frightening prospect. The term refers to the legal separation of business partners who cannot continue operating the company together. Unlike family divorce, “business divorce” is primarily focused on the division of assets and liabilities. Depending on the applicable law, governing documents, and the partners’ […]
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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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