Merger & Acquisition Review
During a typical acquisition or investment due diligence review, large amounts of information need to be verified within a very short period of time. By leveraging our experience in performing litigation document review, combined with the resources of our world-class production facility, we can offer assistance in helping you with this often overwhelming task.
As former attorneys and bankers, we know how hard you have worked on getting to the closing stage of a potential Merger or Acquisition. Our M&A support offering leverages our direct experience with over 60 M&A transactions totaling over $40 billion dollars in value as well as $2 million franchise purchases to $4 billion buyouts.
This experience has taught us that not only is time of the essence, but due diligence must be accomplished with rigor and adherence to the highest standards. Legal Advantage’s proven process and rigorous methodologies allows to effectively do these reviews in a timely fashion without sacrificing quality. Our approach starts with the end-deliverable in mind and we will jointly work together to meet your stated goals and objectives. We can assist you by reviewing the following critical documents:
Customer Contracts: We can identify revenue, payments, contingencies, and major contract issues such as change of control.
Employment Agreements: We can review senior management or sales staff contracts to ensure that non-compete provisions and timelines meet expectations.
Vendor Contracts: We can review vendor contracts to provide you with a better understanding of payment liabilities, scope of service, and length of contracts.
Litigation Non-Materiality: We can review any litigation-related documents that the opposing counsel has claimed as non-material. Our staff of specially trained attorneys can look for issues that may reveal a material liability.
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