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Why Monthly Legal Subscriptions Are Replacing Traditional Law Firms

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Over the past few years, businesses across the United States have started rethinking how they work with lawyers. The old model of hourly billing often created stress, unpredictability, and hesitation. Many companies waited to call their attorney until a problem became serious because they were worried about what the bill would look like later.

8 Legal Tips When You Start a Business

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So you’ve decided to start a new business, time to make a to-do list. There are several important steps to complete to ensure that your business is properly established and meets legal requirements. We’re here to help make sure you get all your boxes checked off correctly.

Investor Relations for Startups: Turning Capital Into Partnership

Getting a check from an investor is just the beginning. What happens next - how you communicate, share progress, and build trust - is what makes investor relations so valuable.

Breaking Down Startup Valuations: Methods Every Founder Should Understand

Valuation is one of the most important - and most misunderstood - concepts in startup fundraising. It determines how much of your company you’re giving away and sets the stage for future rounds.

Fundraising

Do non-accredited investors get voting rights?

Not necessarily. Many startups issue special share classes or SAFEs without voting rights.

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Can I advertise a Reg CF offering?

Yes, but only through an SEC-approved crowdfunding portal. Marketing must follow specific rules.

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When should I start building investor relationships?

As early as possible - even before you need funding. Building trust early increases your chances of raising capital later.

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Can I raise equity crowdfunding and VC funding at the same time?

Yes, but coordination is key. Some VCs view crowdfunding cautiously, so alignment in terms and messaging is important.

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Do angel investors expect board seats?

Typically no. Most angels are hands-off and contribute via mentorship or networking, while VCs are more likely to take governance roles.

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What’s the difference between an incubator and an accelerator?

Incubators provide long-term support for early ideas, while accelerators are shorter, intensive programs focused on rapid growth and fundraising.

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What happens to SAFEs or notes at the seed round?

They usually convert into equity when a priced round (like Seed or Series A) is raised, based on the agreed valuation cap or discount.

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When should I raise a Series A?

Most companies pursue Series A once they can show consistent product-market fit, revenue growth, and a scalable business model.

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What is the difference between pre-seed and seed funding?

Pre-seed supports MVP development and early testing, while seed funding typically backs a product already showing customer traction and involves formal equity.

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How does venture capital affect founder control?

Taking VC investment usually means giving up some ownership and board influence. This can shift how major company decisions are made.

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What are alternatives to venture capital?

Alternatives include bootstrapping, private investors, strategic partnerships, and business loans. These options often provide more flexibility while preserving founder equity.

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What do venture capitalists expect in return?

Most VC firms expect 10–20x returns within 5–7 years, which places heavy emphasis on rapid growth and eventual exit strategies.

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Is venture capital right for every startup?

No. VC funding is best suited for startups with large market opportunities and the potential to scale quickly. Many successful companies grow without venture backing.

Equity

Can unvested shares ever vest faster?

Yes, through acceleration provisions - often triggered by acquisitions or termination without cause.

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