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27 April 2015

Due Diligence In Buying Or Selling A Small Business

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Torkin Manes LLP

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Torkin Manes LLP is a full service, mid-sized law firm based in downtown Toronto. Our clientele ranges from public and private corporations, to financial institutions, to professional practices, to individuals. We have built our firm from the ground up—by understanding our clients’ business needs, being results-oriented, practical, smart, cost-effective and responsive.
When buying or selling a small business, due diligence is a critical step. And as a lawyer, you play a critical role.
Canada Corporate/Commercial Law
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When buying or selling a small business, due diligence is a critical step. And as a lawyer, you play a critical role. Do you understand exactly what that is? Host Violet French (Torkin Manes LLP) explains the purpose of due diligence, how the context of the transaction informs your role, how to properly organize and conduct your review, and what to look for to protect your client's interests. Examples, quizzes, and practice tips reinforce what you learn and help facilitate its real-world application. This e-Course is especially worthwhile for junior lawyers.

To take part in the e-Course, click here.

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