I will draft a premium startup shareholder agreement for your business as us attorney
Licensed US Attorney, Premium Startup and Corporate Law Expert
About this Gig
A poorly structured company is a liability. As a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar #001247), I know that a robust Shareholder Agreement (SHA) is the absolute foundation of any successful early-stage startup.
Without a clear SHA, founders risk equity disputes, intellectual property loss, and deterrence of future investors. I draft bespoke, watertight Shareholder Agreements designed to protect your vision, align your founders, and position your company for funding.
What this Gig covers:
- Equity ownership and vesting schedules
- Roles, responsibilities, and time commitments
- Buy-sell provisions and exit strategies
- Confidentiality and non-compete clauses
- Dispute resolution mechanisms
As an experienced corporate attorney, I do not use basic, downloaded templates. I write highly customized, legally sound contracts tailored to your startup's specific operational needs and long-term goals.
Secure your companys foundation with premium legal protection. Send me a message today to discuss your startup, and lets get your agreements drafted flawlessly.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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International
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Commercial
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FAQ
What information do you need to start drafting?
I will send a simple, structured questionnaire gathering details about your company, founders, equity distribution, and specific operational rules you want in place.
Does this agreement include founder vesting schedules?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages include customized vesting schedules (e.g., standard 4-year vesting with a 1-year cliff) to protect the company.
Is this valid in my specific jurisdiction?
My agreements are drafted in accordance with general common law principles and standard U.S. corporate law (such as Delaware C-Corp standards), which are widely accepted.
Why do I need an IP Assignment in the Premium package?
Investors require proof that the startup—not the individual founders—owns the intellectual property. The IP Assignment legally transfers those rights to the company.
Can you draft this for an LLC instead of a Corporation?
Yes. For an LLC, this document is typically called an Operating Agreement. Please specify your entity type when placing an order.
