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Transactional & Corporate Commercial Lawyer | ALB Top Female Lawyer 2022

Business owners and startup founders work with vendors every day. A vendor can be for labour in a construction business, an IT company for a multi-national conglomerate, or a recruitment agency for a startup's hiring needs. Before signing a service agreement, one must conduct a basic due diligence on the vendor. This checklist gives a broad-level overview on conducting due diligence on a vendor, legal and otherwise, be it as a business or a startup. Hope my network finds it useful! #startups #checklist #duediligence #vendors

  • Conducting A Due Diligence on a Vendor
Ayush C.

Certified Cyber Crime Intervention Officer | Master of Law (LL.M) | BLS LLB | Diploma in Cyber Laws | Certified Product Manager |PGCP DMC

3mo

Very helpful

Komal Garg

Founder at Avisa Consulting

3mo

Vendor due diligence is often overlooked but can save a lot of headaches down the line. Whether you’re a startup or a bigger business, taking time to vet your vendors helps avoid messy disputes and surprises. It's not just about legal boxes to tick—it’s about making sure you’re working with the right people who won’t cause trouble later. Better safe than sorry, right?

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Abhirami S

Data Privacy Advisor| Contract Specialist| Commercial Lawyer| Corporate Lawyer| Expert legal solutions tailored for your success|

3mo

Essential reading for startups and businesses alike. Thanks for sharing.

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