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Flexible VCs With Structures Between Equity and Revenue-Based Investing

David Teten

V: Should you raise venture capital from a traditional equity VC or a Revenue-Based Investing VC? VI: Revenue-based financing: The next step for private equity and early-stage investment. VIII: The Leading Flexible VCs, With Structures Between Equity and Revenue-Based Investing. We plan to raise $2.5m

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The 5 Biggest Legal Mistakes That Startups Make

Scott Edward Walker

you want to form a Delaware corporation. Walker Corporate Law – boutique corporate law firm based in SF. doing this for 18+ years. different perspective as a lawyer (lots of phone calls from founders with problems). purpose of workshop: to discuss some of the significant problems/mistakes I’ve seen in the last six months.

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The 5 Biggest Legal Mistakes That Startups Make

Scott Edward Walker

Introduction SEW/corporate lawyer Walker Corporate Law – boutique corporate law firm based in SF doing this for 18+ years different perspective as a lawyer (lots of phone calls from founders with problems) purpose of workshop: to discuss some of the significant problems/mistakes I’ve seen Mistake #1: Forming the Wrong Entity you want to form a Delaware (..)

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More Tech Startups are LLCs

Austin Startup

Background Reading: When LLCs Make Sense for Startups Not Building a Unicorn If you have spent almost any time reading about the basics of startup legal issues, you know that Delaware C-corps are the default organizational structure for a “classic” tech startup (software, hardware) planning to raise angel/VC money and scale.

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Be Careful What You Wish For…

Pascal's View

Fortunately, responsible legislators who do show leadership, such as Senator Ted Kaufman (D) Delaware , are willing to call out the systemic risks of high frequency trading in publications ranging from the Financial Times to the Delaware News Journal. capital markets for listed equities have been in systemic decline since 1997.