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If your client is buying or selling the assets of a business operating in New York, consider using a short form asset purchase agreement. A simultaneous sign and close transaction saves time and money when no material consents or approvals need to be obtained before closing, or when the seller secures them before entering the transaction. Practical Guidance offers an expanding collection of jurisdiction-specific short form templates with valuable drafting notes. Check out this new pro-seller short form asset purchase agreement for your next asset transaction governed by New York law.
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