Ryan Shaening Pokrasso | May 22, 2026
Letters of Intent (LOIs) play a crucial role in M&A transactions, setting a preliminary framework for the buyer and seller to agree on essential terms before fully committing to the deal. Here, ...
When a startup decides to pursue an exit, whether through a merger or acquisition, the deal structure involves many variables. These decisions aren’t one-size-fits-all; they depend heavily on factors ...
Ryan Shaening Pokrasso | Apr 29, 2026
Preparing for a potential acquisition can be daunting, especially when you consider the level of scrutiny involved. Buyers will want a comprehensive look behind the scenes, examining your company’s ...
Ryan Shaening Pokrasso | Apr 16, 2026
SPZ Legal is pleased to announce that the firm represented Mosey in its acquisition by Gusto, a leading people platform trusted by hundreds of thousands of businesses across the United States.
If you're building a venture-scale company, speed is a competitive advantage. You're shipping products, closing customers, and making high-stakes decisions in days, not months. The last thing you ...
We're thrilled to share an exciting update at SPZ Legal. Effective February 1, 2026, Gea Kang, Sam Taylor, and Hannah Porter have been promoted to the role of Senior Startup Counsel (SSC), joining ...
Ryan Shaening Pokrasso | Apr 13, 2026
We're thrilled to announce that SPZ Legal has once again been recognized in the Chambers Spotlight California 2026 Guide in the category of Startups & Emerging Companies — marking our second ...
AI tools are no longer a competitive advantage reserved for well-funded tech giants — they're embedded in the daily operations of startups at every stage. From automating customer support and ...
Ryan Shaening Pokrasso | Feb 5, 2026
Founders of social impact startups almost always begin with a deep connection to a problem they’re trying to solve. Whether it’s climate change, economic inequality, access to work, or community ...
Sam Taylor | Jan 23, 2026
What businesses should review to stay compliant with U.S. data privacy laws in 2026. Businesses preparing for 2026 should review five core data privacy risks:
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