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Common Reasons Mergers & Acquisitions Fall Through
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) involve multiple parties, significant resources, several phases and a multitude of moving parts. Despite careful planning and due diligence, even the best-laid M&A deals can sometimes fall through. Here ...
What are the Three Major Phases of Mergers and Acquisitions?
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are multi-phased business transactions, and while the entire process should be evaluated holistically, each stage in the M&A process comes with its specific activities and considerations. ...
Is There a Difference Between a Sales Agreement and a Purchase Agreement in a Business?
The terms “sales agreement” and “purchase agreement” are often used interchangeably, but their specific usage depends on the context of the agreement and the perspective of the parties involved. While ...
Does Florida Require an Attorney for Real Estate Closings?
Florida law does not require an attorney to be present at real estate closings. Buyers can secure a mortgage and move through the closing process without legal counsel, but is ...
What to Know About Escrow Laws in Florida as They Relate to Real Estate
When buying or selling real estate in Florida, you’ve likely heard the term “escrow,” but what exactly does it mean in terms of your legal rights and obligations? Below we’ll ...
How Legally Binding is an LOI?
You’ve signed a letter of intent (LOI), now what? Can you still back out of the deal before closing on the business purchase and sale agreement? Generally, the answer is ...
What Happens After an LOI is Signed?
Signing a letter of intent (LOI) is a significant turning point in any merger or acquisition process. The LOI outlines the terms of the deal including the price, which assets ...
What are the Most Common Types of Title Insurance Policies?
Title insurance is often misunderstood by home buyers, and it’s easy to see why. With so many types of insurance, it’s hard to keep them all straight. Below, we’ll break ...