As a Buffalo Business Attorney for 37 years, I have drafted many business asset purchase agreements. It’s important that each side, the buyer and seller, have their own attorney especially if there’s financing involved. It should cover all the details of the transaction including what phone numbers and websites are being included, inventory, if there’s a non-compete agreement, and various representations by each party so that they are aware of what the actual deal is.
Would you like to draft a business asset purchase agreement? If so, contact the experienced Buffalo Business Attorney Robert Friedman.
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