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04/01/2019
Today's Veterinary Business

7 Must-do's Before you Sell

Potential hospital buyers want to see everything, from contracts to liens. Your advisers will play key roles in the process.

When the time comes to sell your veterinary practice, the most important part, of course, is finding a buyer who is willing to pay the right price. But before the “For Sale” sign even goes up, follow these seven steps to position yourself for a smooth sales process.

Holland & Hart’s Nicole Snyder provides practical tips for a veterinary practice to consider when preparing for a sell in the article titled “7 must-do’s before you sell,” published by Today’s Veterinary Business in its April 2019 Legal Lingo column.

To read the full article, click here.

Nicole Snyder is a partner at Holland & Hart and the Animal Health and Pet Products Industry Group co-chair, where she advises clients on mergers, acquisitions and complex employment matters. She is a member of the American Veterinarian Medical Law Association.


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