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Valenti Corporate GC, PC
10074 Circleview Dr
Austin, TX 78733
Categories: Business, Commercial Real Estate, Legal, Strategic Planning, Venture Capital and Private Equity
Tags: corporate law, entity formation, mergers and acquisitions, security offerings, venture capital
Tags: corporate law, entity formation, mergers and acquisitions, security offerings, venture capital
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Broad background in managing a large range of aspects of client’s legal matters. Significant experience in mergers and acquisitions, securities laws, public and private securities offerings, corporate restructuring, negotiations, contracts and general corporate matters as well as managing litigation, intellectual property and tax matters. Recognized for guiding companies through all phases of growth from start-up through realizing shareholder value by sale or public offering. Key skills include: Mergers & Acquisitions Securities Offerings Public and Private Securities Laws General Corporate Matters Contracts Shareholder Relations Regulatory Compliance Due Diligence Business Development
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Why you should think long and hard before you include a mandatory binding arbitration provision in your next contract
posted on January 23, 2012
Imagine this, several years ago you entered into a contract with a manufacturer to distribute their product. Under the agreement you sell their product in an exclusive territory. Fast forward to today. The economy is difficult and sales are down. The manufacturer comes to you and tells you that, despite the slow economy, you are required to purchase far more product from them then you can ever hope to sell – to the tune of $2 million. They claim that the agreement provides for purchase minimums that must be met and any failure to do so would constitute a breach Read more »
Author: David Valenti
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