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(Original article published on DiarioJuridico.com) Selling a company marks a significant milestone in any entrepreneur’s career, signaling the beginning of a new personal and professional chapter. However, this process can be full of challenges and potential setbacks. To ensure a successful transition and maximize the transaction’s value, meticulous preparation is essential. The generational transition challenge […]

When you think about the risks that could threaten your startup’s survival, you probably think about the product, the team, or cash flow. But some risks grow quietly (at first) while you go through key moments in your company’s life: the legal risks you don’t know you don’t know. And although it may sound like […]

Due diligence is not just for large corporate deals. At Metricson, we have seen how a good (or bad) due diligence can make the difference between sustainable growth and a legal problem in the medium (or even very short) term. Here are 5 key moments when you should consider due diligence to ensure things go […]

As explained in other posts, a Due Diligence (“DD”) is an audit conducted on a company to determine whether it is up to date with its obligations and compliance in the most important areas. DDs can vary in depth, nature (financial DD, legal DD, tax DD, technological DD, etc.), and scope depending on their purpose […]

Due Diligence is a key process to evaluate and analyze the situation of a company before making important decisions, such as its acquisition, merger, or investment. This thorough analysis allows identifying risks, validating the information provided, and ensuring that the operation is viable and profitable in the long term. Why is it important to conduct […]

Selling a company is one of the most significant and challenging moments for any entrepreneur, regardless of its size. In this process, preparation is key, and one essential aspect that can make the difference between a successful closing and a negotiation full of setbacks and/or the emergence of potential contingencies, future claims, and legal proceedings […]