GTC carries the transaction end-to-end. We advise on deal structure, draft the LOI or term sheet, run legal due diligence, and prepare the definitive agreements — the SPA, APA, or merger agreement — through signing and closing. Buy-side or sell-side. Specialist tax and sector-regulatory points are coordinated where a deal calls for them; the core drafting and advisory is our own work. The commercial terms, and whether to do the deal, stay your call.
From $5,000 Quoted per deal after a free scoping call
We lock the commercial structure in a tight 5-to-10-page LOI or term sheet: purchase price, deal structure (stock, asset, or merger), conditions, and exclusivity. Drafted by us, or reviewed if the counterparty holds the pen. Typically 1 to 3 weeks.
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Due diligence + definitive agreement
Legal due diligence and the definitive agreement run concurrently. We review corporate, IP, material contracts, employment, and regulatory matters, then draft the SPA, APA, or merger agreement to the LOI, with disclosure schedules and ancillary documents. Typically 4 to 8 weeks for a standard mid-market deal.
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Signing + closing
Conditions precedent are satisfied — regulatory, financing, and board approvals — and closing deliverables, escrow, and wires are exchanged. We then manage holdback releases and the post-closing indemnity period.
What it costs
Quoted per deal, scaling with scope
M&A Legal Support starts from $5,000. Every transaction is quoted per deal after a free scoping call, and the fee scales with deal size, structure, and the number of jurisdictions involved. GTC's own fee for the support renders as the live anchor above and is confirmed in writing before work begins. Government, registration, and filing fees — and any specialist tax or regulatory counsel we coordinate — are disclosed and passed through at cost.
What's included
Free 60-to-90-minute scoping call: deal size, structure (asset, stock, or merger), and timeline
Letter of intent or term sheet drafted by GTC, or reviewed if the counterparty holds the draft
Legal due diligence: corporate, IP, material contracts, employment, regulatory, and litigation
Definitive agreement drafted to the LOI — SPA, APA, or merger agreement
Ancillary agreements: employment and non-compete with key personnel, escrow, transition services
Disclosure schedule prepared sell-side or reviewed buy-side
Regulatory approvals coordinated where needed (HSR antitrust, CFIUS, sector-specific)
Closing: deliverables, escrow, wire instructions, and signed documents
Post-closing: holdback releases, indemnity claims, and transition support
GTC's fee for the transaction support renders as the live anchor above and is confirmed in writing before any work begins. Deal-value bands shown describe scope, not a GTC fee figure; government, filing, and any coordinated specialist fees are passed through at cost.
Get started
Get M&A legal support
Tell us about the transaction and a GTC attorney will scope the support and email a quote after a free scoping call.
No payment required Reply within 1 business dayA GTC attorney reviews it & sends a flat-fee quote.
01Brand details
02More details
03Your details
Send any LOI, term sheet, or draft agreement you already have, plus the deal size and structure. The more we see up front, the sharper the scope — and the faster we can quote.
Brand details
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A short label so you can find it later — for example the target name or a project codename.
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Choose the option that best matches your transaction. Not sure which? Pick the closest and we will confirm.
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A rough figure or range is fine — it helps us scope the work and staff the deal appropriately.
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The industry of the company being bought or sold — some sectors carry extra regulatory or diligence steps.
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Tell us roughly how far along the transaction is so we can pick up at the right point.
Why GTC
Why run the deal through GTC
Legal team
GTC's corporate team
Corporate & M&A counsel
Attorney-led
Core drafting is our own work
We draft the LOI, the definitive agreement, and the disclosure schedules ourselves. Specialist tax and sector-regulatory points are coordinated where a deal needs them, but the transaction documents are GTC's work, not a referral.
Structure advised before price is fixed
Stock, asset, or merger each carries different liability, tax, and consent consequences. We walk through the trade-offs on the LOI call so the structure fits the deal — and so the reps, indemnity, and cap reflect it.
Risk found in diligence, not after closing
The risk lives in the diligence you skip, the reps you do not negotiate, and the indemnity you do not cap. Legal due diligence surfaces it before signing, and the definitive agreement allocates it where it belongs.
Cross-border deals coordinated
For deals touching India, the UAE, Singapore, the US, and beyond, we coordinate local counsel in the relevant jurisdiction and keep one relationship lead across the transaction. Specialist regulatory advice is brought in where a sector requires it.
Your Customer Success Team
A dedicated team that owns your matter from start to finish.
Every GTC client gets a dedicated Account Manager and a Senior Account Manager who learn your business and stay with you from first email to final filing. They are named people who pick up the phone and already know your matter, so every step moves forward without delay.
Your Account Manager
Your day-to-day point of contact, who coordinates every matter, keeps things moving, and already knows your file. They have your full history, so you start every conversation where the last one left off.
Your Senior Account Manager
Senior oversight on strategy and escalations, stepping in as your needs grow, so every important detail stays on track.
A named person, on email or a call, at every step.
How we compare
GTC vs. a big-firm corporate team or DIY templates
What you get
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Deal structure advised before the price is fixed — stock, asset, or merger
LOI, definitive agreement, and disclosure schedules drafted as GTC's own work
Legal due diligence run concurrently with drafting, not as a separate bill-up
One relationship lead from scoping call through post-closing
Fee quoted up front and confirmed in writing before work begins
Government, registration, and filing fees passed through at cost
Deal structure advised before the price is fixed — stock, asset, or merger
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
LOI, definitive agreement, and disclosure schedules drafted as GTC's own work
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Legal due diligence run concurrently with drafting, not as a separate bill-up
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
One relationship lead from scoping call through post-closing
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Fee quoted up front and confirmed in writing before work begins
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Government, registration, and filing fees passed through at cost
GTC
Online filing services
Doing it yourself
Timeline
From LOI to a closed, post-closing-clean deal
Clean small deals close in 6 to 10 weeks; mid-market and regulated deals run longer. Regulatory approvals — not the drafting — drive the back half.
Weeks 1–3
LOI / term sheet
Commercial structure locked: purchase price, stock vs. asset vs. merger, conditions, and exclusivity — in 5 to 10 tight pages.
Weeks 3–11
Diligence + definitive agreement
Legal due diligence and the SPA, APA, or merger agreement drafted concurrently, with disclosure schedules and ancillary documents.
Closing
Conditions + signing
Conditions precedent satisfied — regulatory, financing, and board approvals — and closing deliverables, escrow, and wires exchanged.
Post-closing
Holdback + indemnity period
Holdback releases managed and the 12-to-24-month indemnity period administered, including any claims.
In their words
All your legal, in one place.
One accountable team across every practice, operating since 2016.
Asset purchase lets the buyer pick the assets and liabilities it takes on, which is common when the buyer wants to avoid known liabilities. Stock purchase takes the whole company, including all liabilities. A merger folds the target into a buyer subsidiary, which is common for tax-deferred reorganisations. Each carries different liability, tax, and consent consequences, and we walk through the trade-offs on the LOI call. The structure is your decision; we advise on it.
Tell us about the transaction. We will advise on the structure, draft the LOI and the definitive agreement, run legal due diligence, and carry the deal through signing and closing — buy-side or sell-side — with specialist tax and regulatory points coordinated where the deal needs them and one relationship lead throughout.