The Firm's Role
The Firm's role in each transaction is to understand the client's goals and objectives, establish and sustain a market valuation that recognizes past and future performances, negotiate a well-structured, economically and financially attractive transaction, assist outside professionals in preparing documentation, and in organizing closing procedures. It is not enough to just react to industry changes.
Legal Support
Clients can expect and reap the benefits of the experience offered by the staff of HPC Puckett & Company's in-house attorneys, who combined, have completed hundreds of sale, merger and financing transactions. Through-out each transaction and its closing process, HPC Puckett Advisory Company's staff members are available to assist outside counsel with gathering information, negotiating, compiling and completing documents, and handling numerous other matters, such as third party consents, all of which serve to move the transaction to a successful conclusion.
Attention to Detail
The clients of HPC Puckett Advisory Company receive not only individualized personal contact, but also receive the benefit of a tightly integrated professional team. As a transaction progresses, the Firm's professionals become involved to the point where their expertise can be of the most benefit to the client, thus ensuring that every detail is considered and handled in the most thorough and expedient manner.
Relationships
HPC Puckett Advisory Company offers its clients superior specialized services and personal interaction, a unique characteristic of a specialized firm. This combination makes available to our clients a personal commitment and a professional energy coupled with the resources and experience of a large firm. Since HPC Puckett handles all the details of each transaction, the Firm's clients are free to concentrate on their core business. HPC Puckett Advisory Company accepts and handles only a limited scope of engagements. This choice allows the Firm to have a thorough knowledge of each of the underlying transactions that they choose to represent.