South Florida M&A Counsel
Transactional counsel for closely held businesses, founders, and investors.
Transactional guidance when a business sale, buyout, or control shift is underway.
Deal-Stage Counsel
Miami-based M&A counsel for business owners, management teams, and investors on acquisitions, sales, and recapitalizations.
We step in when the transaction is real: LOI/term sheet in play, diligence underway, or documents moving toward signing and closing.
Typical matters include:
Buy-side and sell-side acquisitions (asset and stock or equity)
Sponsor-backed and family office transactions
Rollovers, earn-outs, and management equity
Recapitalizations and minority investments
Leveraged buyouts
Diligence coordination and closing execution
Focused on Execution
Not every deal looks the same, but most active transactions raise a familiar set of legal questions.
We help clients address issues like:
How risk is allocated between signing and closing
Whether the structure supports rollover equity, earn-outs, or minority positions
How control and approvals are handled post-closing
What actually needs to be papered now vs. later
How to keep diligence, financing, and closing aligned on a real timeline
If those questions are already on the table, it’s usually the right time to involve deal counsel.
M&A Counsel for Transactions in Motion
When a transaction is already taking shape, legal work isn’t theoretical.
Capital is committed. Positions are forming. Deadlines matter.
We step in at that point — to structure, negotiate, and execute transactions where ownership, control, or economics are changing — and where getting it right matters more than getting it done fast.
This is not general business counsel.
It’s deal-focused legal execution.
Why Structure Is the Work
Good structure doesn’t slow a deal down — it clears the runway. When terms are organized and the documents reflect the actual deal, transactions move from LOI to close with far less friction.
The work isn’t adding complexity. It’s making sure ownership, economics, and control are aligned early— so the deal can move forward with confidence when things matter most.
Most matters begin with a short call to assess timing, leverage, and structure before documents enter the picture.