The document outlines the Asset Purchase Agreement, focusing on the difference between an asset sale and a business sale in Palm Beach. In an asset sale, a buyer acquires specific assets—such as equipment, inventory, and goodwill—while a business sale typically involves the transfer of ownership and operational control along with liabilities. This agreement is a crucial tool for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants, providing a clear outline of the responsibilities and rights of both buyer and seller. Key features include detailed asset listings, liability assumptions, the purchase price allocation, and the closing process. Users should fill in specific information where indicated, and the agreement can be edited to fit particular circumstances. It serves diverse use cases, from standard business transactions to complex corporate acquisitions, ensuring compliance with legal standards and protecting interests.