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Executing the Due Diligence Process Efficiently Due Diligence is a fluid process completed alongside drafting the purchase agreement and disclosure schedule (a document containing certain disclosures by the seller, which is typically part of the purchase agreement). Communicate with their lawyers regarding key issues.
The lawyers for the buyer and seller, and if applicable, brokers or investment bankers, will be involved in coordinating and guiding the due diligence process. For more information about our services, please visit www.riggsdavie.com or contact our practice group by email at dealteam@riggsdavie.com.
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