Death and taxes are not the only certainties in life: Like it or not, at some point, you will have to leave your business. Hopefully, you will do so when and how you want, and with the benefit of an appropriate succession plan to help ensure the best-possible outcome.
It’s a common question for small-business owners: “How can I take my company to the next level and become a middle-market business?”
Cassel Salpeter & Co. represented DynaVox Inc., debtor-in-possession, in connection with a Section 363 sale transaction approved by the Delaware Bankruptcy Court to Tobii Technology AB, a Swedish technology company with offices worldwide.
I was recently introduced to a successful entrepreneur business owner in his 90s who is considering selling one of his businesses. After our first meeting, his question became one that puzzles many older business owners…
Cassel Salpeter & Co. represented DynaVox Inc. (OTCPK: DVOX.Q), debtor-in-possession, in connection with a Section 363 sale transaction approved by the Delaware Bankruptcy Court to Tobii Technology AB, a Swedish technology company with offices worldwide.
The number of private equity firm investments in Florida-based companies declined in 2013 as haggling over pricing made finalizing deals difficult.
Like it or not, due diligence is necessary before buying any business.
