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California's Prop 24 Expands Privacy Protections—Enforcement Agency to be Established
On November 3, Californians overwhelmingly passed Proposition 24, a ballot initiative that will require businesses to comply with some of the most expansive consumer privacy laws in the country. The proposition, also known as the California Privacy Rights and Enforcement Act of 2020 (CPRA), gives California residents additional control over personal information collected by businesses, imposes new compliance obligations for some businesses, and creates a new state agency to enforce consumer privacy laws.
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Startup Fundraising: Stealth Mode and Securities Law
The structure of securities law tends to makes it more challenging to operate in stealth mode when raising money from investors.
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Equity Grants to Startup Advisors
Guiding the way for early-stage startup founders, advisors bring value and wisdom to the table. Understand the norms of advisor equity issuance and how to do it right.
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Update: Washington Non-Compete Earnings Thresholds For 2022
Read about the non-compete statutory earnings threshold updates for 2022 recently issued by L&I.
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Using SaaS Customer Agreements To Drive More Revenue
Transform legal from a cost-center to a revenue-driver with savvy SaaS customer agreements.
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The Limits Of Limited Liability
Limited liability is a valuable risk management tool for entrepreneurs, but it is not a cure all.
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4 Options For Documenting Founder Employment
Your startup probably needs to pay its founders minimum wage from the start. But it probably won’t until raising outside capital. Find out if this is a problem (hint: it may be)
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Can I Copy Another Company's Terms of Service or Privacy Policy?
Admit it—you or someone you know has probably done this at some point. But how bad is it really?
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Paying for Founder Shares
Welcome to the glamorous world of incorporation mechanics.
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Common and Preferred Stock: What's the Difference?
Common stock does not sound exciting. Preferred stock does. First-time founders are looking for excitement—especially when it comes to their millions of initial shares—and so they’re often surprised to hear that they’ll be receiving common, rather than preferred stock when the startup is incorporated.
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Startup Valuation and Fully-Diluted Capitalization
Dive into the critical world of startup valuation and its implications for your fundraising efforts. Decode complex terms, like fully-diluted capitalization, and navigate the realm of shares, options, and warrants with confidence.
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A Short Guide To Issuing Stock Options
Here's your crash course in issuing stock options for startups. Avoid common pitfalls and future complications with step-by-step guidance.
