I will draft an llc operating agreement for founders and investors
Licensed US Attorney : Ironclad Legal Agreements for Startups and LLCs
About this Gig
Raising capital requires a corporate structure that protects the founders' vision while legally securing the investors' capital. If you are an LLC bringing on Angel Investors or Venture Capital, a standard operating agreement will not suffice.
As a practicing U.S. Corporate Attorney, I specialize in drafting complex Operating Agreements tailored for equity financing. I will structure your LLC to accommodate different classes of membership interests (e.g., Common Units for founders, Preferred Units for investors).
This agreement will meticulously define protective provisions for investors, founder vesting schedules (to ensure founders earn their equity over time), drag-along and tag-along rights, anti-dilution protections, and the establishment of a Board of Managers.
Whether you are closing a Friends & Family round or taking on significant Angel investment, I will deliver an institutional-grade legal document that signals absolute professionalism and operational readiness to your financial backers.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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FAQ
Can you include founder equity vesting schedules?
Yes, this is highly recommended when taking on investors. I will draft standard (e.g., 4-year with a 1-year cliff) or custom vesting schedules.
Does this cover different classes of shares/units?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages are specifically designed to separate Founder (Common) interests from Investor (Preferred) interests.
Are Drag-Along and Tag-Along rights included?
The Premium package includes these advanced exit provisions to ensure minority and majority interests are protected during a company sale.
