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Keeping Secrets Secret: Confidentiality in the Sale of a Business


by Richard L. Mack View Biography
Robinson, Bradshaw & Hinson, P.A. View Firm Credentials
Charlotte Office

July 11, 2008

Previously published on June 2008

In selling a business, maintaining confidentiality of both company information and transaction details is critical. A company's trade secrets and other sensitive information can be among its most valuable assets, and the release of that information at the wrong time or to the wrong people can not only wreck a sale, but also cause permanent damage to the business.


 

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