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...of major legal pitfalls. Of course, we've seen it, you know, on the other side as well where founders have unfortunately maybe come a little bit too late, and we are either trying to help them unpick documents that you know, template documents that t
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...legal? Oh, man. Over 60% of startup failures involve some kind of legal disputes. Whether it's co founder fallout, IP theft, or investor lawsuits.
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companies, they're indirect competition. They're not doing the exact same thing as us. We don't have any competitors in our tiny little space that doesn't exist yet. It's white space. Right? So there's a lot of those unintentional things where just m
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Man, I would say half the time, there is a significant thing that needs to be cleaned up in diligence in order for it to just be passable. Like, you didn't do IP assignments? Mhmm. You don't have documented the equity structure. There's there's liter
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when it's when it's out of that out of their realm and into another realm. And so, you know, the firm that we often refer people to, my general counsel, worked at a firm called Fegree Drinker. Fegree is based out of Philadelphia. They're one of the l
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...is legal. And you need a law firm that, you know, it's tough with most, law firms because, you know, the billable hour wins. And and the law firm, frankly, is not necessarily there it's not in their best interest to tell you no. So I I as a I'm not a
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participating in these transactions is instead of just, you know, throwing across the bow kind of a full laundry list, it's like, okay, let's be, let's be, very specific about the things we care most about because we don't want to upset them and get
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...legal letter, that you scraped a website and you circumvented, the terms of service and, you know, whatever shenanigans, or clever techniques you use. When that legal letter comes in, when people do their due diligence on your startup for your seed r
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...legal advice but just my lived experience, you're probably not gonna trigger too many alarm bells unless you did something outrageous like scraped a billion pages. However, once you're a funded entity and your, you know, explicit purpose is to genera
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