I will draft a legally binding USA equity agreement and equity allocation agreement
Licensed U S Attorney Expert Startup Corporate and Contract Law Counsel
About this Gig
Distributing equity incorrectly is the #1 reason startups fail. Handshake deals and downloaded templates lead to massive ownership disputes that can destroy your company before it even launches.
I am Rosanne K. Goo, a Licensed U.S. Attorney (BAR ID: 004774). I do not use fill-in-the-blank forms. I provide bulletproof, custom legal drafting that legally secures your companys cap table and ownership structure under U.S. corporate law.
What This Gig Covers:
- Custom USA Equity Allocation Agreements
- Startup Equity Agreements for Co-Founders
- Strict clauses on voting rights & profit distribution
- Buy-back rights and transfer restrictions (Standard/Premium)
- Stock Option Plans for early employees (Premium)
When you hire a licensed corporate lawyer, you get a business contract that protects your assets, prevents co-founder lawsuits, and makes your startup attractive to future investors.
Stop risking your business with generic documents. Let a verified U.S. Attorney draft an airtight contract tailored exactly to your state laws. Order today to legally secure your startups equity!
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Document type:
Founders agreement
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Stock option agreement
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FAQ
Is this compliant with US corporate law?
Yes, every agreement is drafted to comply with the state laws where your business is registered.
Do you cover employee stock options?
Yes, the Premium package includes a full stock option agreement (ESOP) for your early hires.
What if a founder leaves?
My standard and premium agreements include "Right of First Refusal" and buy-back clauses to protect the remaining founders.
