Colorado Business Attorneys
Sep 28, 2016 by: Craig Watrous In any business purchase the tax consequences of the deal structure need to be carefully evaluated. Not reviewing the tax implications can have serious consequences for both the buyer and the seller. There are generally two ways to sell a business, a stock sale or an asset sale. For…
read more10 Items to Request in Due Diligence By: Craig Watrous When you are buying a business, due diligence is essentially the process of reviewing the company you are about to buy. All too often not enough time, resources or attention are spent on due diligence. If not given proper consideration, the buyer can wind…
read moreBy Craig T. Watrous What is a Letter of Intent or an LOI? If you’re considering selling or purchasing a business, you’ve likely heard of a letter of intent, sometimes called an LOI or intent letter. So what is it, and why do you need one? A letter of intent is a non-binding (usually) offer…
read moreBusiness Lease Review and Dispute Attorneys Feb 18, 2016 We are experienced attorneys looking at the lease–and lease disputes–from both the tenant’s and the landlord’s perspectives. We handle commercial leasing issues for businesses from drafting, review, negotiation, and disputes involving lease agreements and options to purchase, including eviction proceedings. Our clients in leasing matters have…
read moreBy: Craig Watrous Before you decide to add that arbitration clause to your business contracts there are a number of factors that should be considered. Often arbitration is viewed as a cheaper, faster, and more effective way to handle disputes vs. traditional litigation. While arbitration can be an efficient, cost effective way to resolve a…
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