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5 legal tips for entrepreneurs who are involved in an angel financing from a boutique corporate law firm and business attorney.
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We’ve been bootstrapping our startup and have pretty much run out of money. We have a few friends and family members who said they would buy some stock to help us out. We also thought we could put something up on our website and tweet about selling our stock. Are there any legal troubles in doing this? What should we watch out for as we try to raise capital?
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California's laws make it one of the most pro-employee states in the country. Startup companies risk running afoul of strict regulations unless they understand and adhere to these basic requirements. California's laws and court decisions make it one of the most pro-employee (or anti-employer) states in the United States. Emerging growth technology companies in general, and today's "lean startups
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My buddy and I are coding up a new site and we will be ready to launch the beta in about a month. We have a couple of angel investors who are interested, and we don’t want to screw anything up. What are the biggest mistakes that you’ve seen that guys like us make?
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I first encountered venture capitalists (VCs) in 1987. Despite a bad start, I caught the start-up bug. In the years since, I have worked with more than 30 start-ups as founder, advisor, engineer, executive, and board member. It's a lot more than that if you count all the times I've tried to help "nerd" friends (engineers) connect with the "rich guys" (VCs).
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By now, you’ve probably already read several articles, web pages—even books—about writing the perfect executive summary. Most of them offer a wealth of well-intended suggestions about all the stuff you need to include in the executive summary. They provide a helpful list of the forty-two critical items you should cover, and then they tell you to be concise. Most guides to writing an executive...
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My co-founder and I are ready to hire a couple of key employees, and one of our advisors suggested we set-up a stock option plan and offer that as an incentive. What is a stock option and what are some of the issues we need to worry about?
A friend asked me recently if I knew of any good guidelines for dividing up equity between founders, and specifically what to do in the case when a co-founder provides seed capital. The truth is I don’t know of any great guidelines – this is seems to me a very case-by-case decison.
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Five tips for entrepreneurs in connection with the vesting of their restricted stock, including vesting restrictions and 83(b) elections. There have been several relatively recent blog posts with respect to the issue of founder vesting, including (i) two posts by Chris Dixon, a smart angel investor and co-founder of Hunch, here and here; and (ii) a post by Mark Suster, a successful entrepreneur t
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