I will draft airtight startup investor contract documents
Licensed U S Attorney, Premium Legal Contracts and Corporate Law
About this Gig
Welcome! I am Christina Luu, a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar No. #293083). Raising capital is an exciting milestone for any startup, but the legal documents you use to secure that funding will dictate the future control of your company.
I draft highly specialized, founder-friendly investor contracts designed to secure capital while protecting your equity and intellectual property.
Documents I Specialize In:
- SAFE Agreements: Streamlined contracts for early-stage equity (Pre-Money or Post-Money valuation caps).
- Convertible Notes: Short-term debt instruments that convert to equity, complete with interest rates and maturity dates.
- Term Sheets: Non-binding outlines of investment terms to negotiate with VCs or Angel Investors.
- Board Resolutions: Legal documentation proving corporate approval of the investment.
Present your startup to investors with confidence, backed by documents drafted by a licensed U.S. attorney.
Message me directly via Fiverr to prepare your startup for its next funding round!
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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International
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Commercial
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FAQ
What is the difference between a SAFE and a Convertible Note?
A Convertible Note is technically debt that accrues interest and has a maturity date. A SAFE is not debt; it is a warrant for future equity without interest or a fixed repayment date.
Which funding document is best for my startup?
SAFEs are highly popular for early-stage (seed) startups due to their simplicity. Convertible notes are better if investors prefer the security of debt. Message me, and we can determine what fits best.
What is a Valuation Cap?
A valuation cap protects early investors by setting a maximum company valuation at which their investment will convert into equity during a future priced round. I will draft this into your SAFE/Note.
Do I need a Term Sheet before the actual agreement?
A Term Sheet is highly recommended. It allows you and the investor to agree on the major points (valuation, amount, discount rate) before paying for the final, binding legal contract.
Are these documents ready for investors to sign?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages provide final, binding legal documents ready for signature by your startup’s authorized officer and your investors.
