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M&A Creating Value at Integration - Hakim Law Group

M&A: Creating Value at Integration

Companies with an ambitious merger and acquisition record may deliver higher returns for shareholders. However, the returns evidenced on paper will not become a reality without a successful integration. This is where the value is created, the crux of an M&A plan. The business law professionals at The Hakim Law Group want the business leaders in the Los Angeles area to recognize integration as a skill set, not as another process in an M&A plan.…
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Venture Capitalist or Angel Investor? (The Best Choice for Your Company)

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Most entrepreneurs do not have adequate personal funds for their company and are forced to seek seed capital or other finance options to capitalize their startup – and traditional loans are typically not a viable solution. For entrepreneurs forced to look for equity financing, there are many private sources and incubator programs in Southern California. The business law professionals at The Hakim Law Group in Los Angeles want to explain the differences between angel investors…
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Business Formation: Determining the Right Business Entity with the Expertise of a Los Angeles Business Lawyer

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The choice of business entity is one of the most crucial steps when an entrepreneur decides to turn an innovative idea into a reality. Selecting the proper entity can have a significant impact on the business's legal structure, overall operations, taxation, and liability, especially for the founders. An experienced business lawyer in Los Angeles understands the many types of business entities to help an entrepreneur make an informed decision. Sole Proprietorships A sole proprietorship is…
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Why the Fine Print Matters in Commercial Contracts

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All commercial contracts have a number of material provisions at the end of the agreement which most people think of as “boilerplate” provisions and which most company representatives overlook when negotiating and signing the contract. Ironically, when a dispute arises, the statistics show that it is the “boilerplate” provisions that are most heavily litigated. This is because of the serious consequences that these can provisions have when a contract dispute arises. An experienced business lawyer…
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