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July 16, 2014

Asset Purchase Agreements

Hiscock & Barclay Partner John P. Lowe, Jr. will present at this moderated re-broadcast of the National Business Institute Teleconference, Asset Purchase Agreements.

Master the Skill of Drafting Through Asset Purchase Agreements

An asset purchase is one of the ways to execute an acquisition, and drafting a detailed purchase agreement is vital to the success of the transaction. Taking the time to draft necessary provisions and foresee post-deal problems can bring quick solutions to disputes and help avoid litigation. Join our experienced faculty as they walk you through drafting an asset purchase agreement from start to finish. Register today!

  • Learn why buyers prefer asset transactions.
  • Recognize the importance of drafting thorough provisions.
  • Gain a clear understanding of indemnification in purchase agreements.

This is a moderated re-broadcast of the original teleconference delivered by Mr. John P. Lowe, Jr. on October 21, 2013. At the conclusion of the call, Mr. Lowe will field questions in a formal question and answer session.

Who Should Attend: This course is designed for attorneys.

Course Content

  1. Why an Asset Deal?
  2. Drafting an Asset Purchase Agreement

Continuing Legal Credit Available

For more information, go to the NBI website by clicking here.

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