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Post a CommentChecklist for Performing Due Diligence
5/28/2008 The following directives must be observed in order to perform due diligence:
- Commence legal and business due diligence as early as possible.
- Review organizational documents.
- Review principal commercial contracts and customer lists.
- Review judgment, title, and lien searches and review pending or threatened litigation against the seller.
- Review employment and collective bargaining agreements.
- Review permits and licenses.
For a complete guide to performing due diligence, see Part C, Chapter 13 of LexisNexis AnswerGuide: New York Business Entities (Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.), entitled Buying and Selling Business Entities or Assets: Performing Due Diligence. Return to Fundamentals of Mergers & AcquisitionsBack to top
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