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Field notes: deals, partnerships and commercial disputes.
Short articles on letters of intent, share transfers, partner MOUs and vendor disputes, written by Adv. Alex Blumin.
- · Deals
Share-Transfer Friction, Where a Mid-Market SPA Actually Stalls
Mid-market share deals stall less on price than on soft conditions, late disclosure, and IP still outside the company. One closing lesson.
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Software Vendor Without a Written Deal Tries to Take Your End-Customers
A software vendor or subcontractor without a written frame who sees your end-customers may bill them directly. Before customer-book access: SOW, ownership of the relationship, confidentiality, and a focused non-solicit.
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The LOI Trap, When Non-Binding Still Locks the Deal
An LOI can be non-binding on price and still bind you on exclusivity, process, and leverage. What founders and deal parties should check before signing.
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Buyer NDA Before Due Diligence: When Liquidated Damages Belong in the Draft
Opening a data room without a buyer-side NDA is the trap. When a liquidated-damages clause helps, who must be bound, and what happens to the information after the deal dies.
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Business partnerships: what really matters before you start
Most partner disputes don't start with money - they start with expectations that were never spoken. Here's how to structure the relationship right from day one.
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