by Richard Hsu at One Page Blog
Inspired by Caltech’s Mechanical Universe Project, I made a short video comparing the typical grant language of a software license, a biotech license and a patent license, all in about 60 seconds.
by Richard Hsu at One Page Blog
Inspired by Caltech’s Mechanical Universe Project, I made a short video comparing the typical grant language of a software license, a biotech license and a patent license, all in about 60 seconds.
by Geraldine Zaroukian, Managing Director of Zarig.com
QUESTION:
1. Should I do a partnership or LLC with my partner in Florida and give shares to my partner in Portugal? Or can I give them both ownership in the company?
2. Do I need to have a Florida State Business License along with a Kansas License too — especially if my Florida partner picks up some business?
ANSWER:
by Richard Hsu at One Page Blog
After watching Sal Khan and the Khan Academy, it left me feeling envious of his abilities and talent, but also inspired to try and emulate his video concept. With the help of my 12 year old daughter Maya, I have made a video which explains IP ownership in a joint development agreement on 1 page in about 100 seconds:
QUESTION:
One of our founders asked the question, “We’re starting our search for a law firm. Do you have anyone you’d recommend? We’re looking for someone with investor contacts in our industry and someone with whom we can defer payment.”
ANSWER:
by Naomi Kokubo cofounder of Founders Space
QUESTION:
Where can I find director and officer related documents, including indemnification agreements?
ANSWER:
by Naomi Kokubo editor of Founders Space
Below is a link to the Director and Officer Related Documents provided by Orrick. Keep in mind, these do not replace having a good attorney, but they do provide a good starting point.
Go see Director & Officer Related Docs
Indemnification Agreement
by Ethan Stone, Stone Business Law
QUESTION:
I converted my startup from a California LLC to a C Corp. Our business had changed over the past year and I’d like to convert it back. Is this possible?
ANSWER:
First, a quick but important clarification: I’m not your lawyer and this answer doesn’t establish a lawyer-client relationship. I’m giving a generic answer to a generic question to educate the users of this site. The information below is general in nature and should not be understood as a substitute for personal legal advice.
QUESTION:
I´m looking for a tempate to formalize compensation for a Scientific Advisor for a project I´m working on — Harvard Med School Prof.
ANSWER:
by Ethan Stone, Stone Business Law
I have a California LLC, and I’m planning on converting to a Delaware C Corporation in anticipation of funding. What should I consider when making this type of conversion? And what do I need to do to get it done?
ANSWER:
QUESTION:
We’re launching a website that will use photographs of celebrities, politicians and other public figures. The photographs will be used in parodies, satires and humorous videos of these public figures. (1) Are we allowed to do this without getting in trouble with the celebrities/politicians? (2) Are we allowed to use any photographs we find online (fair use) or do we have to license the photos from somewhere? (3) What’s the best place to get these photographs from? Can we just get the photos from news sites like CNN.com and FoxNews.com?
QUESTION:
I’ve read all the material on forming my startup, from going with an LLC to going with a Delaware C-Corp.
The reality is, I still need help from a professional lawyer to make sure all my paperwork is in order, my structure is the correct one, and so on. I’ve read about different incubators that assist startups in legal aspects so they can focus on product.
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