Due Diligence Definition

noun
The degree of care that is reasonably to be expected or that is legally required, esp. of persons giving professional advice.
Webster's New World
An assessing, evaluating, etc. conducted with prudent or requisite care.
Webster's New World

(law) A legally binding process during which a potential buyer evaluates the assets and liabilities of a company.

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Due Diligence Sentence Examples

  • When making decisions about making large purchases, such as a car or home, it is important to practice due diligence.

  • You not only need to practice due diligence when you are considering investing, but this diligence needs to be ongoing.

  • The panel, as always, wishes to demonstrate due diligence to its stakeholders.

  • When you want to donate a used car to a nonprofit organization, exercise due diligence before doing so.

  • While you can certainly open the phone book or conduct an Internet search for writers, you still need to do your due diligence and find someone with the talent, skills and experience that matches your needs.

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