Category Archives: Mergers
Selling Your Small Business In Florida
Building a business from the ground up can be one of the proudest moments of a person’s life. However, circumstances change over time, and for many, there will be a time when selling the business is the best choice for them. If you are looking to sell your Florida business, enlisting a knowledgeable attorney… Read More »
What Is A Reverse Merger?
A standard merger is when a public company acquires a small private company, either absorbing its assets or guiding it through an initial public offering (IPO). However, a “reverse” merger or “reverse IPO” is possible, and happens when a private company effectively goes through an IPO by acquiring a company that is already public…. Read More »
Steps to Take If You Want to Sell Your Business
In the world of mergers and acquisitions in Florida and across the country, many business owners are concerned with the due diligence that must be undertaken prior to the purchase of a new business, or the issues that can arise in expanding your business by acquiring another one. Yet it is also important to… Read More »
What Do I Need for an Initial Public Offering?
If you have been moving toward the sale of your business but a buyer’s recent offer was harshly criticized by your business’s management team or the board of directors, whether or not the sale will happen may not be up in the air. Or, if you are trying to acquire a business and the… Read More »
What to Know about Merger Agreements in Florida
If you have been asked to consider a business merger, it is imperative that you understand everything about what is involved before agreeing to it. If your company has shareholders, most states will require that a majority of them approve a merger in cases where it has a major impact on either the target… Read More »
Reasons You Need an Attorney for Your Florida Business Mergers and Acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions attorneys help clients find necessary funding and provide legal guidance with drafting, negotiation, and contract performance in the sale or merging of two or more companies. Your merger may require approval of the majority of your company’s shareholders in the event it will have a large impact on either the company… Read More »