I will draft an llc operating agreement and founders partnership contract
Licensed US Corporate Attorney : Bulletproof Legal Agreements
About this Gig
A generic internet template will not protect you when co-founders disagree or a business fails.
Hello, I am Donald Phillip Brigham, a Licensed U.S. Attorney (BAR ID: 68708). The biggest mistake new business owners make is starting a company without a legally binding foundational contract. If you do not clearly define equity splits, voting rights, and what happens if a partner leaves, you are setting your business up for devastating litigation.
As a verified U.S. corporate attorney, I draft ironclad LLC Operating Agreements and Founders Partnership contracts tailored to your specific business structure and state laws.
What I provide in this Gig:
- Single & Multi-Member LLC Operating Agreements
- Corporate Founders Agreements & Partnership Contracts
- Equity Split & Capital Contribution Clauses
- Voting Rights & Management Structures
- Intellectual Property (IP) Assignment to the Company
Why Choose Me?
You are hiring a credentialed U.S. lawyer who understands corporate governance. Build your business on a bulletproof legal foundation.
Message me today to discuss your startup's needs!
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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Operating agreement
Document type:
NDA
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Partnership agreement
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Founders agreement
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FAQ
Do I need a vesting schedule?
Yes. It prevents a co-founder from leaving early and walking away with a massive chunk of your company’s equity.
Will this agreement transfer IP to the company?
Absolutely. Investors require all intellectual property created by founders to be legally owned by the business entity.
Is this valid in my state?
Yes, I will draft the agreement with the specific governing laws of your state in mind.
