Buying or selling a business, or even a share of a business, is a complex transaction that requires sophisticated legal counsel. Whether it's time for one of your business partners to move on or you're buying or selling the entire business, we can help you get your money's worth, negotiate all the little details, and minimize the legal risks.
Are you getting everything you think you're supposed to get with the purchase? So many business assets are "intangible."
As a buyer, how do you minimize the risks you might be exposed to if the seller hasn't been entirely forthcoming about the business? As a seller, how do you make sure the buyer doesn't come back and blame you if they're not as successful as they had hoped? You've figured out the basic terms of the deal, but now the other side has presented an extensive purchase agreement with so many "little details" you had never even considered. How do you negotiate these details? Which ones really matter? You've worked hard to build your business. Are you really getting what the business is worth? Or, you're buying a business. Is it really worth the price the seller is asking? With so many people potentially involved (employees, vendors, attorneys, accountants, etc.), how you do ensure a smooth transition? |
Flat Fee Pricing:
All fees and services described on this site are for information purposes only and are subject to change at any time. Until we have both a signed Engagement Agreement and your initial payment, the Firm reserves the right to quote you a new or different fee for services based on the unique legal needs of your business.
Payment Plans
Payment Plans are available for an additional premium of 15%. All payment plans require a credit card authorization and are billed monthly. Payment plans are not available for rush delivery projects. Anticipated expenses are due with your first payment.
Payment Plans
Payment Plans are available for an additional premium of 15%. All payment plans require a credit card authorization and are billed monthly. Payment plans are not available for rush delivery projects. Anticipated expenses are due with your first payment.
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Business Purchase / Sale Representation Package: $7,900
Includes: Purchase Agreement, certain ancillary documents (including: Bill of Sale & Assignment, Escrow Agreement, Non-Disclosure / Non-Compete / Non-Solicitation Agreements, Personal Guarantee, Promissory Note, Security Agreement and UCC Financing Statement, and Service/Consulting Agreement), and negotiating terms with buyer or seller. Business formation, operating agreements / corporate bylaws, commercial leases, and employment agreements may also be necessary depending on your unique deal, and such services are additional. |
Agreement to Dissolve a Business / Partnership: $875
Buy-Sell / Membership Interest Transfer / Shareholder Agreements: $1,375 LLC Certificate of Dissolution: $100 +$50 Secretary of State Fee |
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Business Purchase Agreement: $3,900
Review & Advice: $1,150 (includes 1 round of attorney edits / redlines) Letter of Intent / Purchases Less than $100,000: $1,725 Capped at 8 hours of attorney time; additional time billed hourly and will require the Firm's standard retainer Bill of Sale & Assignment Agreement: $100 Escrow Agreement: $200 Non-Disclosure / Non-Compete / Non-Solicitation Agreement: $750 Personal Guarantee: $250 Promissory Note: $375 Security Agreement: $400 Includes filing UCC Financing Statement Service / Management / Transition Agreements: $1,150 |
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Traditional Hourly Rates
Where flat fees don't make sense, the Firm works on the traditional retainer basis. For general business needs, the Firm requires a replenishing retainer of $1,500/$750. The Firm bills at the hourly rate of $275 per hour for all attorney time and $125 per hour for all paralegal/law clerk time. The Firm bills in tenths of an hour increments. The Firm may from time to time require a larger replenishment in anticipation of significant work that the Firm reasonably believes cannot be covered by the standard retainer amount.
