I will write complete startup funding legal packages for equity rounds
Licensed US Attorney, Startup, Corporate and Business Legal Strategist
About this Gig
Executing a "priced round" (selling actual shares of your company at a set valuation) is significantly more complex than raising via SAFEs. It requires meticulous legal frameworks to protect voting rights, define investor privileges, and legally transfer shares.
As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. 007180), I provide comprehensive legal packages for startups executing equity financing rounds (Friends & Family, Seed, or Series A).
What This Gig Covers:
- Stock Purchase Agreements (SPA): The definitive contract transferring stock for capital.
- Shareholder Agreements: Governing voting rights, right of first refusal (ROFR), and dividend policies.
- Investor Rights Agreements: Defining information rights and pro-rata participation rights for major investors.
- Board Resolutions: The formal corporate documentation approving the share issuance.
Protect your corporate governance and secure your capital. Place your order to get started.
Field of law:
Finance
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Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
What is a priced equity round?
Unlike a SAFE or Convertible Note (which are promises for future equity), a priced round involves valuing your company now and selling shares to investors at a specific price per share.
What does a Stock Purchase Agreement do?
The SPA is the central binding contract that dictates the number of shares being sold, the purchase price, and the representations and warranties of both the company and the investor.
Why do I need a Shareholder Agreement?
It dictates how the company is run, how shares can be sold or transferred, and protects minority and majority owners. It is vital for preventing future founder/investor disputes.
Are these documents valid in my state?
I draft these agreements referencing general U.S. corporate law standards (such as Delaware C-Corp standards, the most common for startups).
What information do you need from me to start?
Upon ordering, you will fill out a requirement form asking for your company details, the investor details, the number of shares, and the price per share.
