I will draft professional startup equity documentation
Licensed US Attorney, Premium Legal Solutions for Startups and Founders
About this Gig
As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. 008889), I know that poorly structured equity can derail your startup before it even launches. When issuing equity to founders, early employees, or advisors, relying on generic internet templates is a massive legal risk that can cost you investors down the line.
I provide bespoke, airtight startup equity documentation tailored to your specific corporate structure. I ensure your equity issuances are properly documented, legally binding, and structured to meet the rigorous due diligence standards of venture capitalists and angel investors.
What you receive:
- Custom-drafted, premium legal agreements.
- Clear definitions of share classes and purchase terms.
- Protection of intellectual property and company assets.
- Investor-ready formatting.
Protect your companys future value today. Please send me a message with your startups details before placing an order to ensure the perfect legal fit.
Field of law:
Finance
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Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
Are these documents customized for my business?
Yes, I draft these documents specifically for your company's structure, jurisdiction, and specific equity terms.
Do you provide documents for both LLCs and C-Corps?
Yes, I can draft equity documentation for both corporate structures, though the terminology and legal mechanisms will differ.
Will these documents pass investor due diligence?
Absolutely. I draft to the standard expected by U.S. venture capital firms and angel investors.
Can you include vesting schedules?
Yes, vesting schedules can be integrated into the Standard and Premium packages to protect the company if a team member leaves.
What information do you need to start?
I will need your company’s legal name, state of incorporation, names of the equity recipients, and the number/price of shares being issued.
