The LOI comes first
We help buyers evaluate and negotiate the letter of intent before economic and legal assumptions harden into the deal.
Independent optometry practice counsel
Buying an Optometry Practice
Buying a practice can be one of the most important financial decisions of your career.
Due diligence
Corporate records, contracts, managed-care relationships, employees, leases, equipment, liabilities and other issues should be understood before closing.
Structure and financing
Asset versus equity structure, purchase-price allocation, lender requirements, seller financing and working capital can materially affect the transaction.
Purchase agreement
We negotiate the definitive agreement, including representations, covenants, indemnification, restrictive covenants, closing conditions and transition obligations.
Real estate and transition
Lease assignments, new leases, landlord consents, patient records, employees and credentialing can be just as important as the purchase agreement.
Considering buying a practice? Talk with us before you sign the LOI.
Tell us briefly what you are working on and we will let you know whether we can help.