Legal Due Diligence

At a certain stage of doing business, there often arises a need for comprehensive analysis to determine the advisability of entering into specific relationships with counterparties. Assistance in making such a decision is provided by the Due Diligence procedure.

Due Diligence (literally “careful observation,” “verification of due diligence,” or “comprehensive assessment of the reliability of provided information”) is a thorough investigation carried out by an investor in order to assess various risks associated with a particular intellectual property asset and the transaction involving it.

The main purpose of this procedure is to obtain information for making an informed decision regarding the transaction, as well as to identify legal and financial risks associated with the subject of review—either existing at the time of examination or potentially arising in the future.

Based on the study and analysis of all collected information and interviews, a legal opinion (expert report) is prepared.