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If you are buying a business—whether an active business or a passive business like real estate—you might have two ways to proceed. You for sure can buy it as a...

What is a Letter of Intent? A Letter of Intent is a non-binding document typically presented by a buyer to a seller for the purchase of a business. A Letter...

Shareholders Agreements are entered into between Shareholders for a number of reasons – more often than not those reasons are related to what happens to the shares of a company...

Learning about the different types of business law will help you better understand the importance of hiring a lawyer like the ones from Linley Welwood to represent your business. Business...

Most of us will buy and sell at least one home at some point in our lives. We usually know what we want in a home, we have an idea...

As we have written previously, the Land Owner Transparency Act came into force on November 30, requiring all land owners to comply with transparency requirements. This means for land being...

A shareholder agreement is a contract between two or more shareholders of a company. Its purpose is to set out the respective rights and obligations of the shareholders.   A shareholder...

A corporate will (sometimes called a secondary will or restricted will) is a significant option for estate planning with respect to your business interest in a privately held company. In...

Whether you sit on a profit, non-profit, or government board, all boards have the same challenge: how do we figure out the key role that we play, and how can...

Understanding the differences between corporate and commercial law will help you hire the best lawyer for your business needs. At Linley Welwood, we know that hiring the right lawyer for...