The legal due diligence process is a frequent source of delay and aggravation when selling a business. All too often, busy business owners must spend their time—and legal counsel’s billable time—to gather documents that are not well organized and respond to multiple follow-up due diligence requests.

Business owners can help streamline this process by taking time, prior to going to market, to organize the materials that potential buyers are likely to request.

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