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Aimee B. Davis
Aimee B. Davis Law P.C.
917-617-2243
122 Ashland Place
Brooklyn, NY 11201
www.aimeebdavis.com
aimee@aimeebdavis.com
Author Archives: aimeebdavis
The Value of Having Multiple Relationships Within a Client’s Organization
{3.30 minutes to read} For over 20 years, I’ve represented clients in the fashion merchandising industry. Since launching Aimee B. Davis Law P.C., my expertise in this space has been enhanced by my other specialties in new media, telecommunications, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Cultivating Business Relationships, Fashion Fan, Fashion Industry
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A Networking Lesson and Reflections on a Professional Journey
{3:36 minutes to read} Last month, I focused on the value of my mentors. Coincidentally, I recently came across a person on TV who refers to himself as “The Superconnector.” Chris Winfield advises new college graduates to connect with the … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship
Tagged Big Law, Chris Winfield, Networking, Professional Plan, Solo Practitioner, The Superconnector
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The Importance of Maintaining Integrity
{3:12 minutes to read} For over 10 years, I’ve had the privilege of knowing and being mentored by Debra Forman, a certified executive coach and the founder of Pinstripe Coaching, which specializes in consulting to lawyers and law firms. Debra’s … Continue reading
How Can a Solo Attorney Satisfy All the Clients All the Time?
{3:18 minutes to read} This was one of many questions I asked myself when starting my solo practice. The answer is they can’t. I am not an expert in all aspects of law, and I can’t answer every client question. … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Mergers & Acquisitions
Tagged Business Lawyer, Solo Practice, Solo Practitioner
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Achieving Greatness: Developing the Confidence to Overcome Challenges
{3:24 minutes to read} I have a client who started his own business last year. We recently had a conversation about the challenges he faces. While on some level, he “knew he could do it,” he expressed concern about the … Continue reading
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Tagged Acquiring Skills, Business Ownership, Outsourcing, Sales, Self Confidence, Self Doubt
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Thinking Around the Problem: Creative Solutions
{4:00 minutes to read} In December 2016, one deal consumed my attention. I had never sold a school before, but a trusted colleague convinced me to accept the engagement for that reason. Year-end deals are often challenging, but in this … Continue reading
The Benefits of Getting an Attorney Involved Early in the Deal Process
{3:24 minutes to read} In October’s blog, Is a Letter of Intent Necessary in an M&A Transaction?, we suggested getting an attorney involved early in the deal process, even prior to finalizing a letter of intent. However, in transactions where … Continue reading
Posted in Contracts
Tagged Business Attorney, Business Transactions, Larry Cohen, Medical Practice Business
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Think Before You Email!
{3:18 minutes to read} Have you ever sent an email you wish you hadn’t? The consequences can sometimes be catastrophic. One strategy for dealing with challenging or frustrating encounters is to write down everything you would like to say, and … Continue reading
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Tagged electronic communication, Email, Solo Practitioner
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Is a Letter of Intent Necessary in an M&A Transaction?
{3:42 minutes to read} There’s a debate raging among transactional attorneys about whether entering into a letter of intent (LOI) in advance of negotiating a purchase agreement is a necessary step in the M&A process. An LOI summarizing the basic … Continue reading
Posted in Contracts, Mergers & Acquisitions
Tagged Contract Negotiation, Letter of Intent, LOI, Purchase Agreement, Transactional Law
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