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During the months of July/August,
you can register for Dealmaking: The Lawyer’s Role in Buying & Selling Businesses for only $99 -
a savings of $60 off the regular tuition!

 

DEALMAKING: THE LAWYER'S ROLE IN BUYING & SELLING BUSINESSES
Wednesday, November 17, 2004 - 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM
New Jersey Law Center, New Brunswick/S380a-10246
Presented in cooperation with the NJSBA Business Law Section
 
Moderator:
PHILIP L. CHAPMAN, ESQ.
Lum, Drasco & Positan, LLC (Roseland)
 
Speakers include:
STEPHEN GOLDBERG
Managing Partner
Sun Mergers & Acquisitions
(Hasbrouck Heights)
 
BARRY FELDMAN, CPA
Sterling, Goffman & Feldman, LLC (West Caldwell)
 
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
• Business lawyers at all levels of experience
• Associates and new partners in medium to large law firms with growing responsibility for corporate transactions
• General practitioners
• Young lawyers
• Accountants
• Business advisors and consultants
• Business owners

If you’ve ever been involved with the purchase or sale of a business, you are aware that in order to do a complete job there are many things you need to know that you won’t find in a letter of intent or term sheet. It is important to understand the underlying motivations behind why the seller wants to sell, why the buyer wants to buy, how they came to agree on the purchase price and terms and conditions of payment. You also need to be aware of what has taken place in the negotiation process prior to the enlistment of your services. This unique program on “business lawyering” will offer insight, practice tips and specific approaches you won’t find in treatises and formbooks.

ENHANCE YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW TO COUNSEL YOUR CLIENTS WHO WANT TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS, INCLUDING…
• Role of business intermediaries and the principal items in agreements with business intermediaries
• Interfacing with your client’s business intermediary, accountant, and any specialist attorneys (e.g.,
for labor and employment law, intellectual property)
• “Due diligence” areas for the lawyer
• When to use a letter of intent (LOI) or a memorandum of understanding (MOU)
• Confidentiality agreements and practical ways to protect your client’s confidential information
• Sensitive due diligence areas
• Buyer and Seller “Remorse” - causes, how to recognize it early, and how it can be managed
• Professional fees
• Conflicts of interest issues
• Opening communications with the attorney on the other side - setting the “tone”
• Who typically drafts the acquisition agreement and why
• Customizing the length and style of the agreement
• Principal reasons dictating the use of an asset purchase vs. stock purchase agreement
• Preparation of schedules
• Necessity for third-party consents
• Closing the gap on the purchase price
• Post-sale non-competition agreements
• Notification required to be given to the New Jersey Division of Taxation
                       …and more

FORMS! FORMS! FORMS!
You’ll take home a seminar handbook and CD-ROM that include forms of agreements with business intermediaries, LOIs, confidentiality agreements, a Stock Purchase Agreement, an Asset Purchase Agreement, a Consulting Agreement, and miscellaneous special contract provisions. Using these sample forms can help you more effectively represent your clients and save you and your staff valuable hours of typing and drafting time.

SEMINAR FEES
Tuition includes refreshments, seminar materials and CD-ROM.

CREDITS
• PA CLE: 4.0 substantive credits pending ($16 fee – separate check payable to ICLE must be submitted at the end of the program)
• NY CLE: 5.0 professional practice credits
• CPE: 4 credits

 
DEALMAKING: THE LAWYER'S ROLE IN BUYING & SELLING BUSINESSES
Wed., Nov. 17, 2004
9:00 AM to 1:30 PM
NJ Law Center, New Brunswick

 

  REGISTER ONLINE
Seminar Cancellation Policy
Use one ICLE SEASON TICKET as your full tuition for this program.

Please mail your request along with an original ticket to:
ICLE
One Constitution Square,
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1520

For more information about ICLE SEASON TICKETS click here.

DOOR REGISTRATIONS
$169
 
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*NJSBA Member Price – To qualify for this reduced price, you must provide your NJSBA Member# at the time you place your order. If you place your order without providing your NJSBA Member#, you will be charged the regular price.

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