Kati Pajak 7/25/22 Kati Pajak 7/25/22

Is a Public Benefit Corporation Right for Your Mission-Driven Business?

This article is geared towards founders who have an idea for a mission-driven business and want to know what to do next.

Guest Contributor 9/25/19 Guest Contributor 9/25/19

Why You Should Consider Incorporating Your Start-Up in Delaware

By Michael Ginzburg

Start-ups often ask what is the most beneficial jurisdiction in which to incorporate. Most of the time we advise our clients that incorporating in the State of Delaware is the most advantageous for the following reasons:

Lewis Geffen 1/2/19 Lewis Geffen 1/2/19

CAUTION: Director Veto Rights in Financing Documents May Constitute “Disproportionate Voting”

By Lewis Geffen

Section 141(d) of the Delaware General Corporations Law (DGCL) allows the certificate of incorporation (COI) of a Delaware corporation to confer upon one or more directors voting powers greater than or less than those of other directors, thus resulting in “disproportionate voting” rights amongst the Directors.

Will Perkins 12/5/18 Will Perkins 12/5/18

How To Get Started: Dividing Equity, Getting Incorporated and Other Details When Beginning Your Business!

By Dinesh Melwani and Will Perkins

Just about every emerging business/start-up lawyer could write a book (and many have!) on the topics of equity division, incorporation and the innumerable ‘other details’ founders need to keep in mind when starting a business!