Drafts due diligence checklists for U.S. corporate transactions (M&A, asset purchases, investments, JVs, restructurings). Covers corporate structure, financials, tax, contracts, IP, litigation, employment, benefits, insurance, and environmental compliance. Surfaces change-of-control triggers, consent requirements, and red flags. Use when preparing for deal closing, board presentations, or investor disclosure.
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Generates a structured, transaction-ready due diligence checklist for U.S. M&A and corporate transactions.
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Output each line item as: Item | Documents Requested | Received (Y/N/Partial) | Issues/Notes
Red flags: Governance irregularities, corporate formality gaps, piercing-the-veil risk, conflicted approvals.
Red flags: Covenant defaults, audit qualifications, restatements, contingent liabilities, aggressive revenue recognition.
Red flags: Change-of-control triggers, consent requirements, acceleration clauses, unusual indemnification, oral agreements, post-termination obligations.
Red flags: Unassigned founder IP, GPL/AGPL copyleft conflicts, freedom-to-operate gaps, missing work-for-hire agreements.
Red flags: Unquantified exposure, systemic compliance failures, successor liability risk, required regulatory approvals for closing.
Red flags: Misclassified contractors, 409A violations, underfunded pensions, change-of-control severance triggers, key-man dependency.
Red flags: Coverage gaps, claims-made vs. occurrence tail exposure, uninsured losses, liens on key assets.
Red flags: CERCLA/Superfund exposure, ongoing remediation, unresolved NOVs, ESG obligations creating future compliance burdens.
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