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While the scope is shaped by the transaction, it typically covers the company's incorporation and shareholding structure, contracts, ongoing and potential litigation, intellectual property rights, and regulatory compliance. Where necessary, employment law, data protection, and administrative permits are also added to the review. The priority areas are determined jointly according to the nature of the transaction.
While the scope is shaped by the transaction, it typically covers the company’s incorporation and shareholding structure, contracts, ongoing and potential litigation, intellectual property rights, and regulatory compliance. Where necessary, employment law, data protection, and administrative permits are also added to the review. The priority areas are determined jointly according to the nature of the transaction.
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