On an RWI deal, the materiality scrape barely reaches a selling founder’s wallet. Here is why to stop fighting it and trade that leverage for protection that actually pays.
A Florida funeral home’s preneed contracts are future obligations funded by trust. 497.458 sets the rules, and a buyer who skips the funding check inherits the gap.
A Florida LLC operating agreement amendment defaults to unanimous member consent under § 605.04073(1)(d) — the trap that catches founders bolting on a drag-along mid-sale.
Most equity and IP disputes do not come from a bad deal — they come from good deals described imprecisely across documents that were supposed to fit together. A drafting checklist for startup contractor and executive agreements.
Figure–Kiavi shows the two-track close: a cash merger for the operating platform, plus a balance-sheet carve-out to a JV. What sellers should negotiate.
When you sell a Florida insurance agency, the carrier appointments that make the book valuable do not transfer. Here is how 626 reshapes the deal and earnout.
A practical due diligence checklist for Florida founders selling their business — the 11 categories every buyer pulls, and the places where Florida deals quietly come apart.
The D&O tail policy on an M&A closing statement runs 200 to 300 percent of the annual premium. Most founders meet it after signing. Here is what to negotiate at the LOI.
Florida § 605.0408 makes LLC manager indemnification a creature of the operating agreement — and the buyer rewrites it at close. Here is what survives.
The buyer of your Florida HVAC company is buying a license that does not transfer. Here is the 489.119 qualifying-agent rule and the 60-day clock behind it.