Founders’ agreements, contract review, board resolutions and compliance drafting — handled by counsel who already know the Equity Governance Framework.
Founders’ agreements, contract review, board resolutions and compliance drafting — handled by counsel who already know the Equity Governance Framework. Handled in isolation, this kind of work is where most companies lose money — a filing done without checking the cap table, an agreement drafted without checking the governance record.
Because it runs through the Equity Governance Framework, this engagement is sequenced against everything else in your record — so a decision made here doesn’t have to be revisited when your equity, compliance or governance work moves to the next stage.
Contracts and governance built to survive diligence.
Equity split, vesting and IP assignment drafted clearly.
Vendor, customer and partnership agreements reviewed for risk.
Resolutions and minutes drafted to statutory standard.
Clearance search, filing and renewal tracking.
Founders’ agreement and cap table disputes worked through.
Policies and documentation for sector-specific compliance.
Every engagement runs through the Equity Governance Framework — the same stages, in the same order.
Understand what’s already in place and where the gaps are.
Agreements and resolutions drafted to match your actual operations.
Terms reviewed with every party before signing.
Ongoing legal support as your company grows.
One conversation is enough to scope the engagement.
Yes — engagements range from a single document to ongoing legal support.
We help work through founders’ agreement and equity disputes; contentious litigation is referred to litigation counsel.
Many clients use us as their legal team until they’re ready to hire in-house — and alongside in-house counsel after.
If a dispute is heading to a tribunal, our lawyers can step in. Your first consultation is free.
Insolvency petitions, demand notices, shareholder disputes and appeals.
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