I will write professional startup share subscription agreements as a US attorney
Licensed US Attorney Structuring Startup Equity Investments Securely
About this Gig
Issuing new shares is a critical moment for any startup. As Sheeba Roberts, a Licensed US Attorney (Bar #64620), I provide ironclad Share Subscription Agreements that govern the issuance of new stock to incoming investors, ensuring your capitalization table remains secure.
A poorly drafted share agreement can lead to unwanted dilution, loss of voting control, or legal disputes. My drafting ensures that the exact class of shares, purchase price, and investor obligations are strictly defined under US law.
My services include:
- Drafting precise share issuance and subscription terms.
- Structuring Representations, Warranties, and Covenants.
- Integrating anti-dilution and voting right clauses (Premium).
- Ensuring alignment with your companys Articles of Incorporation.
Protect your startups future with attorney-drafted contracts. Review my packages to find the right fit for your current funding stage. Message me your requirements, and let's secure your growth.
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 this and a Share Purchase Agreement?
A Share Subscription Agreement is used when the company issues new shares to an investor. A Purchase Agreement is usually for buying existing shares.
Can you include different classes of shares?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages can be tailored for Common or Preferred stock.
Do I need my Cap Table ready?
It is highly recommended so I can accurately reference your authorized vs. issued shares.
Do you guarantee compliance in my state?
I draft agreements based on general US corporate law (often Delaware standard), which are highly enforceable.
Will this protect my voting rights as a founder?
Yes, I can include specific protective covenants to safeguard founder control.
