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by jasonmcalacanis 16y ago
if you want to use my attorney Joey from Fortis he's very good about controlling fees--especially with first time entrepreneurs.
Tell him I sent you.
http://www.fortisgc.com/joey_m_tran.html http://www.fortisgc.com/joey_m_tran.html
1. In terms of deal structure you should let them make an offer--always. There is no reason to "negotiate against yourself."
2. You would do well to find a second bidder on the project/your services. Nothing like the marketplace to set the best terms for a deal.
3. I'd also select three or four angels or VCs you like and "ask them for advice." You never know, maybe your side project could be something much, much bigger and you're giving away the farm.