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Mergers & Acquisitions

Due Diligence for Business Acquisitions

Due diligence is how a buyer finds out what they're actually buying — before the money moves. We run the legal searches, review the corporate records, contracts, lease, employees, and licences, and turn what we find into price adjustments, indemnities, and closing conditions in your purchase agreement.

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How we help

Legal searches

We run PPSA, litigation, bankruptcy, execution, and corporate searches so registered liens and filed claims against the business surface before closing.

Corporate records and share ownership review

In a share purchase, we confirm the records, share register, and shareholder agreements show the seller can deliver what you're paying for.

Contracts, lease and change-of-control review

We flag the customer, supplier, and lease terms that need consent to assign or that change when ownership changes.

Employees, contractors and employment-standards exposure

We review the employment terms and liabilities you'd inherit or trigger, including termination costs and contractor misclassification.

Licences, permits and regulatory approvals

We check whether the licences the business runs on can be transferred or kept, and what regulators need to approve.

Due diligence report and deal protections

We summarize the findings in plain English and build them into the price, indemnities, holdbacks, and closing conditions.

When you need this

  • You've signed a letter of intent and the due diligence period has started
  • The seller has shared documents and you're not sure what to look for
  • Your lender needs legal due diligence before funding the purchase
  • Something in the seller's financials or contracts doesn't add up

Frequently asked questions

What does due diligence for business acquisitions involve?

Due diligence is how a buyer finds out what they're actually buying — before the money moves. We run the legal searches, review the corporate records, contracts, lease, employees, and licences, and turn what we find into price adjustments, indemnities, and closing conditions in your purchase agreement.

What services does Lamba Law offer for due diligence for business acquisitions?

Legal searches. Corporate records and share ownership review. Contracts, lease and change-of-control review. Employees, contractors and employment-standards exposure. Licences, permits and regulatory approvals. Due diligence report and deal protections.

How much does due diligence for business acquisitions cost?

Lamba Law offers transparent, competitive pricing. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your specific needs and receive a clear quote with no hidden fees.

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