Buy-Sell Agreements for Corporations and LLCs: Drafting Stock Redemption, Cross-Purchase and Mixed Agreements
Navigating Complex Corporate, Tax, Estate Planning and Insurance Law Issues When Planning for a Business Transition
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will provide guidance to deal counsel for drafting and negotiating buy-sell agreements for corporations and LLCs that help facilitate the smooth transition of a business interest. The panel will discuss key considerations when crafting the agreements, including defining the events that trigger the sale or transfer of an interest in a business, how purchase price will be determined, funding the buyout, how valuation will be determined for estate tax purposes, and more.
Outline
- Types of buy-sell agreements and when each should be used
- Considerations when drafting and negotiating agreements
- Triggering events
- Purchase price
- Funding the buyout
- Valuation of the business interest
- Tax implications
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key issues:
- How counsel should determine the type of buy-sell agreement that is suitable for the corporation or LLC
- Drafting techniques that will maximize the smooth transition of the corporation or LLC
- Various funding mechanisms for buy-sell agreements, and how to choose the most effective funding vehicle
- Appropriate valuation techniques
- Tax implications counsel must understand when structuring and funding the buy-sell agreement
Faculty
Brian E. Hammell
Partner; Co-Leader REITs Practice Group
Sullivan & Worcester
Mr. Hammell has experience advising publicly traded and closely held business entities, including REITs, in multiple... | Read More
Mr. Hammell has experience advising publicly traded and closely held business entities, including REITs, in multiple areas, including issues related to mergers and acquisitions, business reorganizations, secured lending, debtor and creditor rights, and other commercial transactions and disputes.
CloseMartin B. Robins
Partner
FisherBroyles
Mr. Robins practices extensively in the general corporate and corporate governance, M&A, finance, intellectual... | Read More
Mr. Robins practices extensively in the general corporate and corporate governance, M&A, finance, intellectual property (including licensing, compliance and DMCA) and information technology/data security areas. He represents public and private clients of all sizes and in all industries ranging from Fortune 50 multinational firms to substantial private companies to start-ups to individual executives. His work encompasses transactions of all sizes and covers a wide array of transactions including business acquisitions, shareholder buy/sell agreements bank and similar financing, software licenses and computer/telecom hardware procurements, joint ventures, equipment and real estate leases, patent licenses, outsourcing and managed service contracts. He also publishes extensively in a number of legal journals and presents at legal conferences.
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