Legal Due Diligence · glossary
The firm the seller hires to run the sale. It decides who enters the data room and when each Q&A round opens and closes. On Sunrise it was Harborne & Co. Chapter 2
Explained in Chapter 2, The Cast and the Setup, of Legal Due Diligence.
The sale itself is run by a corporate finance adviser, a firm the seller hires to manage the process. On Sunrise that was Harborne & Co, which ran three Q&A rounds and 142 questions (report Appendix B). The adviser decides who enters the data room, when each round opens and closes, and how strictly the timetable runs. If a folder is still empty or a round closed early, ask the adviser's side, not the lawyers.Read Chapter 2, The Cast and the Setup →
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