Transactions involving an established North Carolina business involves a lot of complex agreements between parties that may not have the exact same interests. In an asset purchase, the buyer purchases all or a certain portion of the company's assets while taking on...
Month: June 2018
Using reverse mergers
Business owners in North Carolina who want to take their private business public have multiple options. One option, a reverse merger, is a cheaper, shorter and simpler alternative to a conventional initial public offering. Its process involves using an investment bank...
What to know about acquiring a company
When buying an existing company in North Carolina, it is important to properly structure the deal. One way to do so is through an asset purchase. In such a scenario, a buyer could purchase all the assets a company owns. It is also possible to purchase specific assets...
Safety concerns for motorcycle passengers
North Carolina fans of motorcycles know that safety is among the most important factors when it comes to motorcycle ownership. For passengers too, safety is the most important thing. If riders want to carry passengers, it's a good idea to complete a motorcycle safety...
Fatigue among commercial truck drivers a serious safety issue
Truck drivers in North Carolina have demanding jobs. This is why hours-of-service regulations require that they rest after working 14 hours. Mandatory breaks could counteract fatigue, which causes many accidents every year. Records at the U.S. Department of...
Disclosing information during the sale of a business
Business owners in North Carolina have a lot to consider when making decisions about buying or selling a business. There are many factors to keep in mind throughout the process in order for there to be a successful outcome for both parties. The process of negotiations...
What to know before acquiring a startup
To get the best deal, those looking to buy a company in North Carolina or elsewhere may want to let logic override their emotions. In some cases, it may be easier for existing companies to simply make their own product. It could be possible to emulate the business...
Employee stock plans an option for business transition
Some business owners in North Carolina may want to look at an alternative idea for transition upon retirement or career change - selling the company to employees. The use of an ESOP or employee stock ownership plan has been available to owners for years, but is rarely...
Common injuries in the wake of trucking accidents
Commercial truck accidents can be a frequent occurrence in North Carolina. Unfortunately, they happen to be one of the most devastating types of accidents. Approximately 97 percent of truck accident fatalities are the occupants of passenger vehicles. If they do...