Transaction Practice
A contract is a legally enforceable agreement – either oral or written. Some contracts are required to be written to be enforceable. If a contract is important, then it needs to be written. It is a mechanism to deal with risk. The right lawyer will help you qualify and quantify risk so you can make an informed decision about whether to enter into the transaction, how to structure the transaction and how to document the transaction.
- The right lawyer will help you investigate and evaluate the transaction, as well as analyze the transaction, based upon reality, and present issues for your consideration.
- The right lawyer will help you negotiate and document the transaction to reflect the agreement accurately and clearly.
- The experienced lawyer will help you go through a “what if” analysis to identify risk, issues and other matters that need to be discussed, addressed and resolved, in the negotiation and documentation process.
Kyle Sears has the following transactional experience:
- Purchase and sale of businesses, business interests and business assets.
- Purchase and sale of real estate (land, apartments, motels, hotels, houses).
- Purchase and sale of equipment, products and services.
- Commercial and residential real estate leases and equipment leases.
- Construction contracts, subcontractor agreements and related matters including liens.
- Notes, deeds of trust, guaranties and loan documents.
- Master Service agreements, service contracts, contractor agreements, employment agreements, non-competition agreements, non-disclosure agreements, confidentiality agreements and other agreements.