You finally have investor interest. A couple of angels like the idea, one says “We usually do SAFEs,” another asks if you’re ...

Early-stage companies often rely on Simple Agreements for Future Equity (SAFEs) and convertible promissory notes to raise capital either prior to a company's first priced preferred equity round, or to ...

Foreign investment in the U.S. market, particularly in high-growth technology companies, often begins with the formation of a Delaware ...

You’re a few months into building. You have early users, a half-working product, and one investor asking for your “valuation expectations.” You have no idea what to say. A friend tells you to “just ...

When startups seek early stage funding, they often turn to instruments like SAFE notes (Simple Agreements for Future Equity). SAFE notes are a form of convertible security representing an investment ...

Finally, it’s important to note that if there are no funds left in the startup’s account upon dissolution, convertible note holders, just like SAFE holders, will receive nothing. A side letter for ...