Legal preparation for a sale, investment or major contract begins well before signing. The earlier gaps are addressed, the fewer reasons remain for delay or price renegotiation.
Review the corporate history
Owner approvals, intellectual property rights and agreements with key employees and counterparties should reflect the way the company actually operates.
Look through the other side’s eyes
A buyer or investor will search for uncertainty: disputed obligations, expiring licenses, unclear rights and dependency on one client. A preliminary review lets the company manage those issues.
The appropriate scope depends on the structure and objectives of the transaction.