I will draft reg d subscription agreement for your startup equity capital fundraising
Institutional Grade Securities Reg D Legal Drafting
About this Gig
Once an investor commits to your Reg D offering, you need a legally binding contract to execute the transaction and protect your cap table.
As a licensed US Corporate Attorney, I will draft a bulletproof Subscription Agreement that legally binds the investor to your terms, secures the funds, and protects your corporate governance.
This Agreement Includes:
- Irrevocable Subscription Terms: Legally binding commitment to invest.
- Investor Reps & Warranties: Crucial clauses protecting the founders.
- Accredited Investor Certification: Embedded 506(b) compliance language.
- Indemnification Clauses: Shielding your company from investor misrepresentation.
- Governing Law & Dispute Resolution: Favorable jurisdiction terms.
A poorly drafted agreement can cost you control of your company. Secure your funding with attorney-drafted contracts designed to protect founders.
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Field of law:
Corporate
Target country:
Worldwide
Document type:
Other
Agreement type:
Other
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FAQ
Can this be used for both LLCs and C-Corps?
Yes, I will tailor the agreement specifically to your entity type (Units vs. Shares).
Does this include the actual transfer of shares?
This document is the legal contract for the purchase. You will still need to update your cap table and issue the certificate.
Can I use this for multiple investors?
Yes, this serves as your master template to use for all investors in this specific offering round.
Is this valid in all US States?
Yes, the agreement will be drafted utilizing standard US corporate law practices, usually defaulting to Delaware or your home state.
