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Of course anyone would use a lawyer in such a situation. I'm just saying that it is indicative of a hair-splitting, underhanded mentality that would raise imme
by downandout 14y ago
Of course anyone would use a lawyer in such a situation. I'm just saying that it is indicative of a hair-splitting, underhanded mentality that would raise immediate red flags about doing business with them in the first place.
- jacquesm 14y ago> indicative of a hair-splitting, underhanded mentality I believe you may be wrong about that. But it appears you've now found a good match in Spark! On the down side, it may then be the only game in town for you, there are good reasons for the 'company pays fees' rule, see elsewhere in this thread for one possible reason.
- downandout 14y agoAs previously stated, I have never and would never approach a traditional VC in the first place for a host of reasons, this being one of them. There is no VC game in town for me, and I am perfectly content with that.
- tptacek 14y agoHaving done this, and, um, other things: legal fees for an unremarkable deal go to high five figures easy; sometimes they go much, much higher.