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Denver Due Diligence Lawyer
Mergers, acquisitions, and business investments demand thorough examination before you commit. A single missed liability, undisclosed contract, or unresolved dispute can transform what looks like a golden opportunity into a costly mistake.
At Business & Technology Legal Group, our due diligence attorneys in Denver help Colorado business leaders make informed decisions through comprehensive transaction analysis and risk assessment. Whether you're acquiring a company, seeking to secure investment, or entering into a strategic partnership, we’ll review every legal detail that might affect your deal.
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Why Colorado Businesses Trust B&T Legal Group for Due Diligence
Business & Technology Legal Group provides the detailed legal analysis needed to protect your interests during high-stakes transactions.
Our principal attorney, Ryan Clement, brings more than 20 years of legal experience to the table, along with an MBA and a background advising Fortune 500 technology companies. This unique perspective allows us to evaluate deals through both a legal and a business lens.
We recognize that due diligence determines whether a transaction moves forward, gets renegotiated, or is abandoned entirely. Our exhaustive approach can uncover hidden liabilities, identify risks, and offer the clarity you need to proceed with confidence or walk away before problems arise.
Don't Sign Until You See the Full Picture
Hidden liabilities can cost you millions. Our capable due diligence attorneys conduct thorough transaction analyses that reveal what others miss. Contact us before your next deal.
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A Thorough Analysis Can Protect Every Dollar You Invest
Hidden risks can wreak havoc on an otherwise promising transaction. Our Colorado business attorneys can perform a comprehensive legal examination that reveals what's really there. Contact us today to get started.
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Our Due Diligence Services for Denver Businesses
Top-down legal examination is essential for safeguarding your investment and strengthening your negotiating position. Here are some of the due diligence-related services our business attorneys can provide for your transaction.
Mergers and Acquisitions Due Diligence
When acquiring or merging with another company, a full legal review will help you determine the true value and risk profile of your transaction:
- Corporate structure and ownership verification
- Asset and liability assessment
- Pending litigation and regulatory compliance review
- Employment agreements and benefit plan analysis
- Material contract review and assignment requirements
- Tax compliance and liability exposure
- Environmental and regulatory compliance assessment
Investment Due Diligence
Before providing capital or accepting investment, a closer look at the proposed transaction can establish clear expectations and protect all parties:
- Cap table analysis and ownership structure review
- Corporate governance and shareholder rights assessment
- Financial statement verification and audit review
- IP ownership verification and assignment documentation
- Outstanding obligations and debt structure analysis
- Regulatory compliance and licensing verification
Commercial Real Estate Transaction Analysis
Property acquisitions require meticulous review of legal obligations and potential liabilities:
- Title examination and encumbrance analysis
- Lease review and tenant agreement assessment
- Zoning compliance and land use restrictions
- Environmental assessment coordination
- Property tax and assessment verification
- Insurance coverage and claims history review
Intellectual Property Due Diligence
For technology companies and businesses with valuable intangible assets, IP assessment often plays a major role in the viability of transactions:
- Trademark, patent, and copyright ownership verification
- License agreement review and transferability analysis
- Trade secret identification and representation measures
- IP litigation history and evaluation of potential disputes
- Employee and contractor IP assignment documentation
- Third-party IP dependency and licensing obligations
Contract Review and Analysis
Existing contracts create obligations that can affect transaction value and operational flexibility:
- Customer and vendor agreement review
- Partnership and joint venture documentation
- Consulting agreements and independent contractor arrangements
- Non-disclosure agreements and confidentiality obligations
- Non-compete and non-solicitation provisions
- Guarantees, indemnifications, and liability limitations
Employment and Benefits Analysis
Workforce obligations can significantly impact transaction costs and post-closing operations:
- Employment agreements and compensation structures
- Benefit plans and retirement account obligations
- Labor relations and union agreements
- Workplace disputes and pending claims
- Key employee-retention arrangements
- Severance obligations and change-in-control provisions
Compliance and Regulatory Review
Regulatory violations create liability exposure that can affect deal structure and purchase price:
- Industry-specific licensing and permit verification
- Data privacy compliance (CCPA, GDPR, Colorado Privacy Act)
- Environmental compliance and reporting obligations
- Securities law compliance for private companies
- Tax compliance and filing verification
- Government contract compliance for federal contractors
Minimize the Risk and Maximize the Value in Every Transaction
Thorough due diligence saves the parties to a transaction money by identifying issues before closing. Our skilled business attorneys in Denver can provide comprehensive legal analysis to protect your investment. Schedule your consultation today.
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Serving Businesses Throughout Colorado
Our due diligence services extend across Colorado's diverse business communities. Whether you're acquiring a company in Boulder, weighing an investment in Fort Collins, or scouting commercial property in Colorado Springs, our fine-grained legal analysis can ensure that your interests are secure.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Due Diligence
How long does the due diligence process typically take?
The timeline varies from 30–60 days for small transactions to 90 or more days for larger, more involved ones. Technology companies may require extra time for intellectual property verification. Our team works efficiently and can accommodate accelerated timelines when necessary.
What's the difference between legal and financial due diligence?
Legal due diligence examines things like corporate structure, contracts, compliance, litigation, and intellectual property. Financial due diligence, meanwhile, focuses on accounting records, financial statements, cash flow, and financial projections.
What happens if due diligence reveals problems?
Discovering issues won’t necessarily stop the deal. Instead, it can inform your strategy, allowing you to renegotiate price, require indemnifications, or adjust the deal structure. Regardless of its nature, the information you gather will strengthen your negotiating position and provide a fuller awareness of the asset in question.
Do I need due diligence if I'm the seller?
Yes. Seller-side due diligence will help you prepare for buyer scrutiny, identify and resolve potential issues beforehand, and position your company favorably. Proactive preparation typically leads to smoother and better outcomes.
How much does business due diligence cost in Colorado?
The cost depends on the scope of the transaction and the complexity of the company. We frequently offer transparent flat-rate arrangements for defined scopes of work. The cost of dedicated due diligence is small compared to the overall transaction value, and the opportunity to prevent costly post-closing issues more than justifies it.