Outside General Counsel or In-House Lawyer: Which Fits Now?
An in-house lawyer gives you daily presence; outside general counsel gives you a bench of specialists without a full-time salary. Here is how to choose.
An in-house lawyer gives you daily presence; outside general counsel gives you a bench of specialists without a full-time salary. Here is how to choose.
Small companies must keep formation documents, bylaws or an operating agreement, minutes, an ownership ledger, and state filings. Here is the list and why.
Before you raise capital, clean up the cap table, IP assignments, corporate records, and securities compliance. Investors will check each one in diligence.
The choice between an asset purchase and a stock purchase decides who inherits the liabilities, how the deal is taxed, and which contracts survive closing.
Equal splits feel fair on day one and cause fights by year two. How to divide founder equity, set vesting with a cliff, and meet the 83(b) deadline.
Due diligence when buying a business means reading contracts, records, and liabilities before you commit. Here is what to request and what the findings change.