Should You Incorporate in Delaware or Your Home State?
Delaware makes sense if investors will demand it. For most small companies, forming where you operate avoids a second set of fees, filings, and agents.
Corporate & Business Law
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How Reps, Warranties, and Indemnities Protect a Buyer
Representations and warranties describe the business at signing; indemnification pays when they prove false. How caps, baskets, and survival periods work.
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What Should an Executive Employment Agreement Include?
For an executive, the agreement matters most on the way out. The definitions of cause and good reason, severance, equity, and covenants to settle up front.
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How Does a Legal Risk Assessment Work for a Business?
A legal risk assessment maps your obligations, ranks the gaps by likelihood and cost, and assigns fixes. Here is how the process runs and what you get.
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How to Review a Contract Before You Sign It
Reading a contract is not the same as reviewing it. A method for finding the obligations, deadlines, and risk clauses that matter before you sign.
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What Should a Conflict of Interest Policy Include?
A conflict of interest policy should define who is covered, what must be disclosed, who decides, and how the decision is recorded. Here is each element and why.