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Founders Shares: How do you split them up?

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Model Seed Funding Doc Myths

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First, most if not all the model seed docs assume your startup is a Delaware corporation. Thus, you are going to have to either edit the docs or reincorporate your startup in Delaware to use them properly. Next up: the model reincorporation merger kit).

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Model Seed Funding Doc Myths

The Startup Lawyer

First, most if not all the model seed docs assume your startup is a Delaware corporation. Thus, you are going to have to either edit the docs or reincorporate your startup in Delaware to use them properly. Next up: the model reincorporation merger kit).

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What is Class F common stock?

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Section 141(d) of the Delaware General Corporation Law permits a company to have directors with more than one vote per director. Holders of Class F common stock are allowed to elect one director. The Class F director has 2 votes per director, as opposed other directors, who have one vote.