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Home > Business > Transactional > Purchases and Sales of Business
Purchase and Sale of Business Attorneys
in Denver and throughout Colorado and Wyoming
Transactions involving the purchase and sale of business can be complex, and are frequently associated with merger and acquisition or "M & A" work. They can involve the purchase of all or only some portion of an entity's stock or assets. They can involve only a contractual combination of business interests, or an all-out merger, or joining, of entities, in which one or more corporate entities may cease to exist.
The corporate attorneys at Burg Simpson can help you determine how to structure the deal to best meet your needs.
Once you have determined how to structure the deal, numerous documents will likely be needed. To start the process, you will likely need a Non-Disclosure Agreement, more commonly known as an NDA. The NDA permits the parties to disclose and receive information about the businesses involved, and protect that information during and after the disclosure process.
You may also need a Letter of Intent, certain of whose terms may by binding or non-binding. The Letter of Intent is essentially a statement of the material terms of your intended agreement and the parties' stated intent to negotiate exclusively for some period of time regarding same.
If the parties decide to move forward, then the parties will need a definitive agreement that structures the deal and specifically defines all of the terms of the transaction to be consummated between the parties. These agreements are sometimes called an asset purchase agreement or "APA" or a stock purchase agreement or "SPA".
In the course of a merger or acquisition, you may also need the help of other advisors such as accountants, lenders, or tax advisors. The business transaction attorneys at Burg Simpson can help identify and coordinate the identification and selection of other advisors, and work productively and smoothly with them to fulfill your business needs.
Are you considering the sale or purchase of a business in Colorado? To speak with one of our experienced business transaction lawyers about your needs, please call or email us today for a free consultation.
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