The Lawyer's Personal Brand · glossary

Completion

The day a deal happens: the money moves, the documents are signed and dated, and someone in the room has the list. There is no second take. The partner in the room, not the trainee, says the word “completed”. File, “completion” · Chapter 7 · see Completion checklist, Deal sheet

Explained in Chapter 7, Mentor Down, of The Lawyer's Personal Brand.

The main page for this term is Completion (closing), in M&A Foundations.

How it comes up, in Chapter 7
The best thing a mentor leaves is a page the junior can run alone. Tess's page is for a completion, the day a deal happens. The money moves, the documents are signed and dated, and someone in the room has the list. There is no second take.
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As defined in the training Brand File
the day a deal happens: the money moves, the documents are signed and dated, and someone in the room has the list;
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