From processing and manufacturing to production and distribution, we’ll give you the advice you need to maximize the value of your company when it comes time to sell.
Morgan & Westfield serves as a trusted partner to plumbing and HVAC businesses, mechanical and commercial contractors, and other home service enterprises looking to sell.
Even in the best of times, running your business can be a challenge. With so many things to remember, it’s easy to forget certain responsibilities that could end up costing you a lot of money when you sell your company. If a prospective buyer takes you to court over issues you fail to disclose or inconsistencies in your financials, the results could be catastrophic and even prevent any chance of selling your business in the future. Find out about the most common legal mistakes that business owners make and how you can avoid them as we welcome business attorney and managing partner of The Ticktin Law Group, Mr. Jamie Sasson, on this edition of “Deal Talk.”
Meet Our Guest
Jamie Alan Sasson
Owner at Sasson Law Firm
Jamie Alan Sasson is a Florida licensed Attorney and the Managing Partner for The Ticktin Law Group, P.A.
The Ticktin Law Group has 27 attorneys in offices throughout the State of Florida.
Jamie’s practice area involves civil and commercial litigation. Jamie also represents businesses in handling all of their legal needs.
Moreover, Jamie is experienced in family law, probate law, wills trusts and estates, real estate law, foreclosure defense, and personal injury law, among other areas of law.
Prior to joining The Ticktin Law Group, P.A Jamie worked at a law firm handling real estate closings, litigation, as well as buyer and seller representation.
Jamie is a member of the Florida Bar, the Federal Bar for the Southern District of Florida, Middle District of Florida, and the Supreme Court of the United States of America.
Jamie has been a guest host on several radio programs, and has been featured in the local news regarding several of his higher profile cases, as well as commenting on the law in the State of Florida.