How can a lawyer help with the drafting of the Sale and Purchase Agreement?
Each transaction will invariably involve consideration and agreement as to how certain issues are to be treated, e.g. finance conditions, due diligence conditions, treatment of existing staff, compliance issues, leasing issues a lawyer can assist in tailoring the "special conditions" to the particular transaction.
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