Whether you’re nearing retirement, ready to cash out, or seeking to exit a challenging situation, the process requires meticulous planning and execution. Selling a business is a multifaceted journey involving numerous steps to ensure a smooth transition and the best possible outcome. At Bridge Law LLP, we provide more than legal counsel; we connect you…
In part 1 of this article, we discussed the features of joint ventures, how they are different from other types of business arrangements, and some purposes for which they are used. A joint venture can help two or more parties work together to accomplish a shared business goal, but as with other business transactions, a…
To accomplish a specific business goal, a business entity or partner may need access to capital, assets, skills, or other resources they do not already possess to succeed. When this is the case, a joint venture can provide a mutually beneficial means for two or more parties to work together temporarily to accomplish that shared…
Pre-deal due diligence is an essential component of any merger or acquisition. While a sense of the potential opportunity is what inspires any M&A deal, it is awareness of the risks and possible obstacles that shape its terms. Thorough due diligence not only provides a buyer with understanding of the seller’s business, but also provides…
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) can be an effective strategy for companies to grow, acquire new technologies, capture market share, or seize opportunities. However, the structure of a proposed deal can have significant tax consequences at the federal and perhaps state level that must be considered to maximize value and cash flow from the transaction. Seller…
Putting together a deal for one company to purchase another is always a complex proposition. Balancing sale terms so that risk and reward meet each party’s expectations and completing the necessary legal transactions require careful attention to detail, comprehensive knowledge of the applicable law, and a deep understanding of the goals of the acquiring company…
When one company buys another, or two companies merge, each has expectations regarding the potential success of the future company, the quality of the assets being purchased, the level of risk they’re assuming, and many other issues. Because mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are complicated transactions, involving multiple parties and assets, these expectations are expressed as…
We want you to feel comfortable discussing your legal issue with us, so we offer a free consultation to learn about your problem. Contact us today to setup a time to come in and talk with our team.