I will draft startup founders agreement with vesting and equity protection
Licensed US Attorney Elite Startup Equity Law
About this Gig
Protect your startup from day one with a legally binding Founders Agreement drafted by a Licensed US Attorney.
The number one reason startups fail is founder disputes. Without a rock-solid founders agreement, your intellectual property and equity are at risk. I specialize in drafting airtight agreements that protect your companys future and make you highly attractive to Angel Investors and VCs.
What this Gig covers:
- Roles & Responsibilities: Clear definitions to avoid future conflicts.
- Equity Ownership: Precise percentage breakdowns.
- Vesting Schedules & Cliffs: Protecting the company if a founder walks away.
- IP Assignment: Ensuring the startup owns all ideas and code.
- Dispute Resolution & Exit Scenarios: What happens when someone leaves.
As a licensed attorney, I draft with precision. No templates, no fluff. Provide your requirements via the order page, and receive a professional, investor-ready document.
Disclaimer: This service provides legal drafting and does not establish a formal attorney-client relationship for litigation. Order now to secure your startup.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
What is a vesting schedule?
It means founders earn their equity over time (usually 4 years). If they leave early, the unearned shares return to the company.
Why do I need an IP Assignment clause?
It ensures that anything a founder creates for the business legally belongs to the startup, not the individual.
Do we need to have a call to start?
No. My process is strictly streamlined. Provide your details in the order requirements, and I will draft the agreement perfectly.
Are these documents investor-ready?
Yes. VCs and Angel Investors will expect to see standard vesting and IP assignments before writing a check.
Is this valid in the US?
Yes, I am a licensed US Attorney and draft in compliance with standard US corporate law, particularly Delaware standards

