This is a course requirement for the Certified Business Broker (CBB) designation. 

This 7-hour course is designed for California business brokers at all experience levels. The purpose of this course is to examine a variety of aspects of small business transactions from a legal perspective and gain a better understanding of the way attorneys view transactions. By having a better understanding of the legal aspects and attorney viewpoints, brokers will be in a position to (a) foresee potential issues before they arise, (b) have more informed conversations with attorneys which may help them save transactions from "death by lawyer", (c) be able to better represent their clients by identifying and addressing issues that may create unwanted legal liability, (d) preserve and protect their broker fees, and (e) avoid litigation and stay out of court.

Available Class Dates and Registration Pages are Listed HERE

Learning Objectives

Attendees will:

  • learn to identify legal issues that arise when brokering business transactions;
  • better understand legal compliance issues;
  • improve their ability to communicate and work effectively with buyers' and sellers' attorneys;
  • learn how to preserve and protect their fees; and
  • learn how to avoid litigation

As a reminder: Completion of CABB 250 is required for new and renewing CBB applicants every 4 years.

Course Pricing:

  • Member - $249
  • Non-Member - $349

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the CABB office at 866-972-2220 or at cabb@cabb.org.

Refund Policy: All education fees are non-refundable and must be used within 12 months of the date the payment was received. Any cancellation or no show less than 14 days prior to the course will be assessed an administrative fee of $35 to re-schedule the course at a later date. For more details on our refund policy CLICK HERE.


TAKE CABB 250 MULTIPLE TIMES!

CABB members can now retake CABB 250 for just $25 to cover the cost of the course materials.

If you are interested, please contact CABB administrative office today.