How Companies Quietly Lose Value — And What C-Suite Leaders Can Do About It

Companies rarely lose value through dramatic events. Instead, value erodes quietly through overlooked contracts, unrecorded IP assignments, and terms that no longer match the business. Because most enterprise worth now lies in intangible assets, gaps in legal infrastructure create measurable valuation drag during deals or major negotiations. A focused, disciplined 90-day review of contracts, licenses, and IP rights can prevent these issues. Strong legal foundations are not bureaucracy; they protect enterprise value and strengthen a company’s position when it matters most.