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    1. What type of stock should my corporation have?...

      The number and types of shares authorized in a start-up corporation’s initial Certificate...

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    2. Are "domain name" and "trademark" the same thing?

      No, a domain name is used to locate and bring users to a specific website or place on the...

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    3. Does my company need a stock plan?

      It is important to realize that issuances of securities to employees (most frequently...

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    4. UK: What should I do if shareholder threaten to...

      One of the most common legal actions taken in the UK by shareholders in respect of a...

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    5. UK: When should I focus on protecting...

      Intellectual Property ("IP") can be a significant driver of competitive advantage and...

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    6. What is an Operating Agreement for an LLC?

      An LLC’s Operating Agreement is a legal document that establishes the rights and...

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    7. Why should I choose Delaware as the state in...

      Delaware is the easiest and most efficient state in which to form a company. Delaware is...

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    8. What are some tips for pitching my company to...

      Do your homework first before pitching to make sure your company is aligned with the...

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    9. What powers do the managers of an LLC have? Do...

      Generally, the managers of an LLC only have the powers listed in the Operating Agreement....

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    10. What is the difference between friends and...

      Friends and family are persons who have a pre-existing connection to a company's founding...

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    11. How much should founders pay for their stock?

      Usually, founders will pay par value for Common Stock and slightly more for any Founders...

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    12. UK: What are the requirements for "regulatory...

      Many financial services firms, along with all UK regulated firms, are required to hold...

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    13. UK: What corporate records do I need to keep for...

      The below listed records should be maintained by a UK private limited company.  It is...

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    14. Can I set up a national or federal entity, or do...

      No. There are no “federal” corporations or “national” LLCs. Each of the U.S.’s fifty 50...

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    15. How often should a 409A valuation be performed?

      A 409A valuation should be updated at least once every 12 months or if earlier, after a...

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    16. Should I form a company for my startup?

      While businesses can be conducted without any formal organization by an individual...

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    17. What are the Bylaws of a corporation?

      A corporation’s Bylaws typically set forth the rules and various general corporate...

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    18. Who can prepare and prosecute patent applications?

      A patent application can be prepared and prosecuted by the patent applicant alone or with...

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    19. What are the steps to form an LLC in Delaware?

      To form a Delaware limited liability company, you must: Choose a name for the LLC...

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    20. We're not a company that focuses on ESG issues,...

      Investors who are looking to incorporate ESG factors into the investment process are...

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