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Transferring Intangibles: Buying & Selling Tech Companies

Navigating the Complexities of Technology Company Transactions

Created byCLE Companion
BeginnerUpdated May 23, 2024

What You'll Learn

  • check_circleIdentify challenges in buying/selling knowledge-based companies.
  • check_circlePrepare a company for sale, including listings and offers.
  • check_circleMaster negotiation and due diligence processes.
  • check_circleManage closing and post-closing procedures effectively.

About This Course

Transferring Intangibles dives deep into the unique nature of buying and selling Technology, Service and other knowledge-based companies.

In 60 short minutes, we’ll cover:

  • Challenges to Buying/Selling Knowledge-Based Companies
  • Reasons for Buying & Selling Companies
  • Pre-Sale Internal Review
  • Listing & Offer for Sale
  • Negotiations
  • LOI/Term Sheet
  • Due Diligence
  • Closing & Post-Closing Matters

 

Course Content

1 activity • 1 videos • duration: 1h 7m

  • videocamTransferring Intangibles: Buying & Selling Tech Companies
    Duration 67:02

Your Instructors

CLE Companion

The Smart Route to CLE Compliance

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CLE Companion is a leading virtual Continuing Legal Education provider offering top-quality courses to lawyers across the US and Canada. Its mission is to utilize technologies to support the completion of CLE with unparalleled convenience and value.    

Jim Chester

Partner, Global Business & Technology Attorney | Strategic Legal Counsel for Innovators

Jim Chester, Partner, is a technology and business attorney who represents innovation-based entrepreneurs, start-ups, and privately-held companies of all sizes in a variety of industries. He primarily serves as strategic legal counsel to innovators, but has extensive expertise and experience advising clients involved in buying/selling technology and other knowledge-based companies, as well as international technology deals. Jim is admitted to practice law in Texas but represents clients from all over the U.S., on the Internet, and across the globe. Jim’s unique background and practice experience make him an ideal legal counsel for software, technology, and other innovative, knowledge-based companies. In addition, he assists companies in international business transactions and joint ventures. As a renowned international business legal attorney, Jim coordinates with foreign counsel on legal projects on behalf of U.S. clients and serves as a legal advisor to foreign companies doing business with or in the U.S. Jim also routinely handles entity formation, e-commerce, technology transactions, trademark and copyright registration, IP licensing and transfer, and other legal issues commonly faced by his clients. Jim has received virtually every legal industry award, including being named to the “Best Lawyers in Dallas” list by D Magazine; listed as a “Rising Star” and “Super Lawyer” by Texas Super Lawyer Magazine multiple times. In 2015, Jim was featured on the cover of Attorney at Law Magazine as its “Attorney of the Month.” Since 2001, Jim has served as an adjunct professor at Baylor Law School, the University of Dallas, Texas A&M University – Commerce, and SMU’s Cox Business School, teaching courses on business law, international business transactions, and entrepreneurial law.

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What Students Are Saying

4.9 out of 5
Student's Choice
11 reviews
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    Mark S.
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    Very succinct and clear as an overview of these types of transactions. Might have been handy to have had more detail regarding issues that can arise with IP given this relates to knowledge based companies and assets.

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