As a Rochester Business lawyer, clients often ask me about business asset purchase agreements when they are buying or selling a business or other tangible assets. This agreement should be drafted by an experienced attorney and should include all the necessary elements of what is included with the sale such as inventory, equipment, intellectual property, representations, and various other things. Also, if you are financing the purchase, all the details of the financing should be spelled out in the agreement. Our experienced business lawyers can also help draft letters of intent, formal offers, as well as purchase agreements. Having an experienced attorney with 30+ years of business law experience is vital in ensuring your agreement is structured and executed properly to best protect you and your business.
Are you considering initiating a business asset purchase agreement, contact the experienced Rochester Business Lawyers at Friedman & Ranzenhofer. We have over 60 years of combined experience and will work diligently to formulate an agreement that best protects you and your business interests.
This educational post was brought to you by Robert Friedman, an experienced Rochester Business Lawyer. If you have questions about business asset purchase agreements, contact him today for a legal consultation.
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