Mergers And Acquisitions Attorneys In Tucson For Business Buyers And Sellers

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Strategic Guidance For Arizona Business Sales And Acquisitions

Whether you’re acquiring a competitor, selling a family company, or merging entities, our team structures deals that balance risk, taxes, and timelines. We handle letters of intent, diligence checklists, purchase agreements, and the closing process—coordinating with CPAs and brokers so documents, money flow, and post-closing obligations align with your goals within broader business law strategy.

Clarity On Terms, Liabilities, And Approvals

We represent either side—never both—and map the steps from initial term sheets through escrow. Expect clear explanations on indemnities, escrows/holdbacks, non-competes, transition services, and reps & warranties insurance when appropriate.

Asset Purchase, Stock Purchase, Or Merger

Each path carries different implications for liabilities, taxes, and third-party consents. We’ll help you compare structures, plan allocations with your CPA, and anticipate landlord, lender, and licensing approvals so closing isn’t delayed.

Find Issues Early, Negotiate Smart

We organize data rooms, review financial and legal records, and surface red flags before they become closing-day emergencies. Then we draft and negotiate the definitive agreements—purchase agreement, notes, security agreements, assignments, and transition documents—with a focus on enforceability and efficient integration. When disputes surface, our commercial litigation team can step in to protect your position.

People, Promises, And Handoffs That Stick

From employment or consulting agreements for sellers to post-closing covenants and earn-outs, we help ensure value transfers with the business—not just the keys.

What Arizona Founders Ask Us About Mergers & Acquisitions

  • Do I need an attorney for a small sale?

    Yes—liens, contract assignments, and tax allocations matter at every size.

  • What is due diligence?

    A buyer’s investigation of financial, legal, and operational risks; timelines vary by deal.

  • Can one lawyer represent both sides?

    That’s generally a conflict—each party should have independent counsel.

  • How long will closing take?

    Depends on consents, financing, and diligence; we create a realistic schedule and drive to it.

Plan, negotiate, and sign with eyes open

Talk with our Tucson M&A team early to set the right structure and momentum.