There are lots of collections of tips for startups that have excellent business advice on building your team, hitting product milestones and pitching to VCs; but not that many that give a corporate lawyer’s perspective. So here’s mine*:
1. You May be a Genius, but You Are Not a Lawyer
* Your idea is brilliant and you have what it takes to be a CEO, but you are still not a lawyer (or an accountant).
* Hire professionals and use them to help you figure out what you need and when.
* This doesn’t have to be expensive. Figuring out priorities isn’t billable work – executing them is.
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Author: Jeremy Grushcow
