LOI Review & Strategy
Before you sign, know what you’re signing up for.
The Letter of Intent shapes your entire deal. Get clarity and leverage before you commit to exclusivity.
The LOI Is the Most Underestimated Document in M&A
Many owners treat the Letter of Intent as a formality — a quick step before “the real work” begins. In reality, the LOI is where you lock in (or give up) much of your leverage.
Once you sign, you enter exclusivity.
The buyer begins diligence.
The cost of walking away goes up dramatically.
A poorly negotiated LOI leads to:
- avoidable price erosion
- aggressive working capital terms
- lopsided indemnification
- skewed earnout structures
- overbroad non-competes
- unnecessary re-trades
- longer, more stressful negotiations
- higher legal and accounting costs
And many of those problems cannot be fixed later.
Our job is to make sure you understand what you’re agreeing to — and negotiate the terms that will matter when it’s time to sign the definitive agreement.


