You built your business. We protect what you have built when it is time to sell. Our Roland Park business exit attorneys represent owners selling companies across Finance, Healthcare, Education, providing strategic sell-side counsel that maximizes your value, protects your interests, and gets the deal across the finish line.
Our managing partner provides selective business exit & sell-side law counsel to clients in Roland Park and nationwide, including:
We engage selectively with capitalized founders and investors in Roland Park and nationwide:
Baltimore's M&A market is powered by its Johns Hopkins ecosystem (the city's largest employer), defense and cybersecurity contractors serving nearby Fort Meade and the NSA, and one of the East Coast's largest port operations. The metro's healthcare and biotech sectors generate consistent deal flow, with Johns Hopkins spinoffs and CROs creating a pipeline of acquirable businesses. Baltimore's defense and intelligence community, centered on the Fort Meade-BWI corridor, drives cybersecurity and IT services transactions that are distinct from the broader D.C. government contracting market.
Baltimore's M&A market is bifurcated: defense and cyber companies command premium valuations due to security clearance requirements and sticky government contracts, while traditional manufacturing and services businesses are more moderately priced. Buyers with existing security clearances or facility clearances have a significant competitive advantage in this market.
Baltimore's position between Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia places it in one of the wealthiest corridors in the nation, with acquired businesses able to serve federal, commercial, and academic customers. The city's relatively affordable commercial real estate and revitalizing urban core offer upside potential that pricier neighboring metros cannot match.
Maryland's Bulk Transfer Act remains in effect and requires buyers in asset sales to comply with notice provisions to creditors, and the state's Noncompete and Conflict of Interest Clause Act prohibits non-competes for employees earning below $19.88/hour (adjusted annually), which affects workforce-heavy acquisitions in services and healthcare.
A structured, methodical approach to business exit & sell-side law
We assess your corporate records, contracts, and legal standing to identify issues that could reduce your sale price or delay closing, and help you fix them before going to market.
We work with you and your advisors to define your priorities, whether that is maximizing cash at close, minimizing post-closing risk, retaining key terms, or achieving a clean break.
We analyze incoming offers and negotiate letter of intent terms that set you up for a successful transaction, including purchase price structure, exclusivity, and closing conditions.
Managing Partner Alex Lubyansky personally negotiates the definitive purchase agreement, fighting for seller-favorable terms on reps and warranties, indemnification, escrow, and closing mechanics.
We manage the closing process, coordinate with all parties, and handle transition services agreements and non-compete terms so you can exit on your terms.
Common questions from Roland Park clients
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