Venture capital term sheets are full of pitfalls, and first-time founders are particularly at risk. We shed light on some common traps here.
Understanding the difference between incentive stock options (ISOs) and non-qualified stock options (NQSOs) is crucial for startup founders.
When considering equity vesting triggers, it is vital for stakeholders to understand single-trigger vs. double-trigger acceleration.
Many founders struggle with choosing an LLC jurisdiction. Here, we analyze some of the differences between New York and Delaware LLCs.
Rule 504 of Regulation D provides a pathway for startups and other companies to offer securities in a private placement.
Crowdfunding under Regulation Crowdfunding (“Reg CF”) is a newer pathway for startups to access investor capital.
Venture capital fund regulation is a complex area of law that is nevertheless vital for fund GPs to understand.
When planning an issuance via Regulation D, startups should understand the differences between Rules 506(b) vs. 506(c).
A helpful guide for startups and other early-stage companies on issuing stock and vital related considerations.
Electronic stock certificates are a way to issue certificated shares of stock without the hassle and environmental impact of paper.
A Stockholders’ Agreement is a vital piece of governance for corporations of all sizes, including startups.
When starting a company, one of the first steps is familiarizing yourself with LLCs and corporations and deciding which to incorporate as.
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