Buying a business means buying its history, including the parts the seller would rather not discuss. We guide buyers, sellers and investors through acquisitions, disposals and joint ventures, with the aim of making sure the price reflects what is really being acquired. That starts with due diligence that focuses on the issues that matter for the deal, not a list of everything found. We then turn those findings into protection in the documents: warranties, indemnities, conditions and price adjustments. Beyond transactions, we handle company formation, restructuring and the routine corporate life of a business, including board and shareholder approvals, governance arrangements and changes to capital. For founders and family shareholders, we put in place agreements that settle control and exit before any disagreement arises.
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