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You need to talk to a lawyer about this pronto. No, this is not ethical, nor common. Legal? Dunno. And that is the question.
by calcsam 10y ago
You need to talk to a lawyer about this pronto.
No, this is not ethical, nor common.
Legal? Dunno. And that is the question.
- twunde 10y agoMake sure to find a lawyer specializing in startups.It's probably best to get the most up to date equity documents the company has as well as the documents you originally signed.
- glennrivers1 10y agoHow would I go about finding a lawyer with startup experience to help me as an individual? Should I expect to pay large amounts of cash for this?
- brudgers 10y agoI'm not sure you need anyone specializing in startups. At this point it seems like mostly a matter of reading the signed documents. At this point, there isn't any reason to layer on complexity.
- calcsam 10y agoI would benchmark 200 pounds for an initial consult, 1000 pounds for more detailed lookover. Keep in mind you benchmarked your share value at around 1 million pounds. Don't penny-pinch on this. As to finding a good lawyer in London, here's a list: http://mybilliondollarapp.com/best-startup-law-firms-in-london/ http://mybilliondollarapp.com/best-startup-law-firms-in-lond... Orrick is a brand name around Silicon Valley, so I'd start there.