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Legal Practices

Explore financing strategies for legal practices, with the structure matched to cash flow, assets, transaction purpose and timing.

Financing Starts With the Business Model

CMCC reviews the financing objective in the context of the company's cash flow, collateral, operating cycle, ownership and transaction structure. Industry labels help frame the review, but they do not replace underwriting.

  • Acquisition and ownership transition
  • Working capital and liquidity
  • Equipment and vehicles
  • Owner-occupied or investment real estate where applicable
  • Debt restructuring and expansion

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Legal Practices

Legal Practices: What Funding Sources Typically Look At

Law firm cash flow depends on the fee model: hourly and flat-fee work is steadier than contingency matters, which can pay out unevenly. Funding sources look at collections history, partner dependence and the plan behind a buyout or expansion.

Common Financing Uses

  • Buying a retiring attorney's practice or a partner buyout
  • Office purchase or build-out
  • Technology and case-management systems
  • Working capital to smooth uneven collections

Documentation Typically Requested

Collections by practice area and fee type, firm financials, partnership or buyout terms and a summary of receivables.

Illustrative Scenario

A firm buying a retiring partner's practice might show collections by practice area and how matters will transition.

Hypothetical example for illustration only. It is not a CMCC client, a prediction or an approval.

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Match the Capital to the Business Need

The right structure depends on what the business is financing, how repayment is supported, the available collateral and the timing of the transaction.

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