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Drafting a Letter of Intent: Do I Need Counsel?
There are real advantages to negotiating a well-crafted letter of intent with the assistance of experienced M&A lawyers. Those selling or buying businesses can best position themselves to close the deal by engaging counsel early in the process. Often, efforts …
Posted in Corporate, Legal Watch Tagged corporate law, counsel, deal structuring, letter of intent, letters of intent, loi, m&a, mergers and acquisitions Comments Off on Drafting a Letter of Intent: Do I Need Counsel?
