Insights, written for the people who sign.
Short and practical. Each piece answers a question a client asked us that month, in the words we used to answer it.
What a letter of intent commits you to, and what it does not
Most letters of intent are described as non-binding. Several of their clauses are not, and the ones that bind are the ones that cost money when a deal falls apart. A field guide to exclusivity, confidentiality and the duty to negotiate in good faith.
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When a partner wants out: buy-sell provisions that actually work
Non-compete agreements in Colorado: what still holds in 2026
The litigation hold: what to preserve, and when the clock starts
Six lease clauses worth negotiating before you sign
Succession planning for a family company: the first three decisions
Your brand is a contract: licensing basics for growing companies
Before you sue a customer: three questions about the money
Reading a term sheet: the four numbers that matter most
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