Graham Ferris
Partner
Buying and selling companies.
Graham spent his first years in practice on the buyer's side of acquisitions, which is why he now represents sellers. He has led the sale of family businesses, the purchase of competitors and the transfer of companies to their managers, and he keeps a closing calendar from the first day so the owner always knows what happens next.
Practice
- Selling a company
- Buying a company
- Letters of intent
- Due diligence
- Management buyouts
Admissions and education
Bar admissions
Missouri
2011
Kansas
2011
Courts
U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri
Education
J.D., University of Kansas School of Law
B.S. in Accounting, Kansas State University
Languages
English
Memberships
Missouri Bar, Corporation and Business Organizations Committee
In Graham's words
How I work
A sale is a calendar more than a document. I write the calendar first, share it with the owner, and hold everyone to it, including the buyer's lawyers.
Owners sell a company once. I've sat on the other side of the table enough times to know which questions a buyer will ask, and I like my clients to have the answers before the buyer does.