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I'm not sure I would lay down so easy. I think at the very least you should have a your own lawyer look at your options and see what conclusion he/she comes up
by alexwolfe 15y ago
I'm not sure I would lay down so easy. I think at the very least you should have a your own lawyer look at your options and see what conclusion he/she comes up with.
I do agree with some of the others that this type of stuff happens more often then you think. Personally I'd be interested in know who the investors were and who the executives were. This could perhaps save some other developers from making the same mistake.
Sorry to hear about this, good luck.
- ig1 15y agoI did some digging to find out who the company is, and the investors are fairly minor ones in the startup league. One is a cleantech vc and the other is a Seattle based PE firm that invests in later stage startups.