I will draft your US shareholder and equity ownership agreement
Licensed US Attorney: Bulletproof Corporate and Business Agreements
About this Gig
When launching a venture, determining who owns what is only half the battle. You must legally protect that ownership. As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar #110467), I draft rigorous Equity Ownership and Founders Agreements that secure your cap table and ensure all owners earn their shares.
This gig is highly specialized for multi-founder startups, joint ventures, and complex LLCs/Corporations where equity is the most valuable asset.
Your tailored Ownership Agreement will feature:
- Precise Equity Distribution: Clear percentage ownership and authorized share allocations.
- Vesting Schedules: Time-based (e.g., 4-year vesting with a 1-year cliff) or milestone-based equity to ensure owners stay committed.
- Roles & IP Contributions: Legal transfer of founder intellectual property into the company.
- Anti-Dilution Protections: Safeguarding minority owners during future funding rounds.
- Deadlock Resolution: Clear voting protocols for major company decisions.
Secure your equity and prepare your company for future investors. Select your package and order today.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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Intellectual property
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FAQ
What is an equity vesting schedule?
Vesting means founders do not get all their shares on day one. They earn them over time, which prevents someone from leaving early with half the company.
Can this be used for an LLC?
Yes, this ownership agreement can be tailored to function as a highly detailed Operating Agreement for LLC members.
Does this include Intellectual Property (IP) protection?
The Premium package includes a full IP assignment clause ensuring the company actually owns the ideas the founders bring to it.
