Question:
I am the registered owner of a defunct company that has a judgment against it. In the Commonwealth of Virginia, can I close that company with the active judgment?
Ethan Stone
by Ruby Claire of Agreements.org
A tenancy agreement is a contract which binds the landlord and tenant regarding the terms and conditions of rental space. It is a legal document which specifies the responsibilities of both the parties involved.
The tenancy agreement can also be oral. Most people are not aware of the legal requirements when they enter into a contract. The letting agents take advantage of this and hoodwink their clients, so that their business continues to grow. It is necessary to know what statements are true according to law and what statements are myths when you sign a tenancy agreement. Find out the six myths related to tenancy agreements in this infographic.
by Richard Hsu at One Page Blog
Back by popular demand, I have once again recruited my 13 year old daughter Maya to help me illustrate how to handle IP assets in a typical carveout M&A transaction.
Feisal Mosleh
By Fas Mosleh on April 5, 2012 in his Blog – Feisal Mosleh New Ventures Partner at Juldee Innovation Ventures
Are you an entrepreneur in High tech? You may have a passion to launch a software startup or a new website or even a new kind of consumer electronic device like a video or camera phone.
Ethan Stone
Question: Where can I download good templates for boilerplate legal agreements, such as NDAs, Board of Advisor agreements, employment agreements, and other typical things a startup would need?
Answer by Ethan Stone, Stone Business Law
by Richard Hsu at One Page Blog
With contributions from some of my colleagues at Pharma Ventures, Aquilo Partners and Linda Pullan, Ph.D., here is a short presentation I recently delivered at King & Spalding’s PharmaU on life science and collaboration agreements.
Ethan Stone
Question: I formed an LLC with a partner a couple years ago, and it didn’t work out. I left him with a 70% stake and bowed out. I just heard that he licensed off the software for a pitance, then he joined the company that licensed it, getting a salary and a huge signing bonus. I didn’t get a dime from this transaction, even though I own 1/3 of the LLC. Is this legal?
Answer by Ethan Stone, Stone Business Law
Question: I understand that venture capitalists like to include a founders termination clauses in most of their deals. What should I look out for with these termination clauses? And what should I include to protect myself?
Ethan Stone
Answer by Ethan Stone, Stone Business Law
