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I will prepare professional company shareholding and founder agreements
United States
Licensed US Attorney Bar 125890, Corporate and Equity Law Expert
About this Gig
Welcome. I am Joel Thomas Beres, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #125890).
A strong foundation is the difference between a successful company and a failed partnership. A Founders or Company Shareholding Agreement dictates how decisions are made, who owns the Intellectual Property (IP), and what happens when a founder wants to leave.
I specialize in drafting:
- Comprehensive Founders Agreements
- Intellectual Property (IP) Assignment Clauses
- Drag-Along and Tag-Along Rights
- Right of First Refusal (ROFR)
- Deadlock Resolution Clauses
I draft precise, enforceable contracts that align with US corporate standards, ensuring your startup is protected and attractive to future investors.
I value your time and mine. To provide fast, cost-effective, and highly accurate legal drafting, I do not do off-platform or voice calls. I review your requirements and communicate directly through Fiverr messages to give you immediate, decisive results.
Don't leave your company's future to chance or cheap templates. Message me today to get started.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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International
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Commercial
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FAQ
What are drag-along and tag-along rights?
These protect majority and minority shareholders during a company buyout. I include these in the Premium package.
Does this include Intellectual Property (IP) assignment?
Yes. It is vital that founders assign their IP to the company, not to themselves. I draft this into the agreement.
Why do I need this if I have Articles of Incorporation?
Articles of Incorporation only create the entity. They do not govern how founders treat each other, vote, or handle disputes.
Can you draft for international clients?
Yes, provided your company is registered (or will be registered) in the United States or follows US governing law.
What happens if a founder leaves?
I include clear "Buy-Sell" and departure provisions so the company can buy back the leaving founder's shares.
