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Starting a company often involves an initial rush to get things off the ground, and that often means splitting equity quickly based on originally envisioned splits. But as the company grows and roles ...

When a company needs to compensate someone for their services without using traditional options or stock grants, alternative methods like SAFEs, Notes, and Warrants often come into consideration. ...

When it comes to compensating employees beyond their salary, equity in the company can be a powerful motivator. This means that employees, and sometimes advisors or contractors, get to participate in ...

Incentivizing employees, advisors, and contractors with equity is important because it aligns their interests with the company's success. By giving your personnel a stake in the business, they become ...

**UPDATE** On Tuesday, August 20, a federal judge in Texas issued a nationwide injunction on the FTC's non-compete ban described below. This means that, as of now, the FTC's non-compete ban will not ...

Navigating SaaS agreements can be daunting for any startup. These contracts are the backbone of business operations for SaaS providers, and when written well they foster trust and long term ...

We are thrilled to announce that Hannah Porter has joined our team as Startup Counsel! Hannah brings extensive expertise as a corporate transactional attorney. Her impressive background in working ...

Most, if not all, SaaS providers will collect personal data through their SaaS platform. Personal data includes obvious things like names, addresses, and social security numbers, but it also ...

Even if a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform is designed for the B2B context, it's important to remember the people using the platform day-to-day. These folks are often called "authorized users." ...

WindBorne Systems is innovating weather and climate tech with its sensing balloon technology and record-breaking AI-powered weather forecasts. By designing, manufacturing, and deploying a ...