Date: May 21, 2008
Time: 1:00p.m.-2:00p.m.
About the Seminar
This two-part program will provide you a practical guide through the maze of helping your clients get a “divorce” in a closely-held business. When partners in a closely held business decide they no longer can or want to work together, separating the assets while maintaining the operating business of the partners poses a host of thorny issues for legal counsel. How is the business valued? How is valuable intellectual property – goodwill, trade secrets, customers lists – divided and distributed? How is the separation financed? What is the role of non-competition agreements? These and many other interrelated tax and non-tax questions surround the central issue of how to maintain the going concern value of an entity while letting the partners go their separate ways will be covered. Join us for this two-part program to learn more.
Day 2: May 21, 2008:
1.0 MCLE credit hour
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Event Type: Teleseminars