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This is a VC who wanted to invest in the last round, not an attacking army. There's no reason to leave the relationship on a sour note.
by paulsutter 10y ago
This is a VC who wanted to invest in the last round, not an attacking army. There's no reason to leave the relationship on a sour note.
- zamalek 10y agoThis doesn't make things necessarily more sour. Firstly, given the evidence in the post, it sounds like a BS claim (although only a lawyer would know). Things are already sour. That being said, reaching an amicable arrangement via legal proxy doesn't make the situation sour at all. Getting lawyers involved is not an aggressive action - they are the subject matter experts. Just like you wouldn't have a software architect dealing with relations, you don't put a founder in charge of legalities.