The Asset Purchase Agreement outlines critical distinctions between an asset sale and a business sale in Broward. An asset sale allows buyers to acquire specific assets, such as equipment and inventory, while a business sale typically encompasses the entire company, including its liabilities and goodwill. Key features of the form include sections on asset purchase, liabilities assumed, purchase price allocation, and conditions precedent to closing. Filling instructions emphasize the need to modify the document to fit individual facts and delete any inapplicable provisions. The form serves several audiences, including attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants, providing a structured approach to facilitate the sale process while ensuring legal compatibility. Use cases include corporate sales where buyers prefer limited liability exposure, and sellers wish to retain specific assets. Clearly defining the sale structure can mitigate future disputes related to liabilities and financial obligations.