In our latest episode of “Exit This Way,” our host Mike Desiato sits down with Marc Solomon, a seasoned M&A attorney and expert in business transactions at one of Florida’s leading law firms, Weiss Serota Helfman Cole + Bierman (WSHC+B).
Together, they explore recent trends in deal provisions affecting private industry transactions. From the rise of earnouts to the evolving landscape of reps and warranty insurance, both Mike and Marc provide invaluable insights into navigating the complexities of selling your business.
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Note: The information provided in this episode is intended for general informational purposes only. Though spoken about by professionals, the content discussed is not intended to be, nor should it be used as, personal professional decision making.
Listeners are advised to directly consult with qualified professionals or seek independent advice about their individual company needs before making any significant business decisions. If you're looking for personal advice, contact us and let's talk.
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