Raising capital can be one of the most rewarding aspects of growing your business, but it can also be one of the most hazardous if you don’t have the right legal support in place. At Stock Legal, we offer Capital Raise services on a fixed-fee basis to provide you with certainty and value. We help you figure out what to sell (equity? convertible note?), how the iterative term sheet process “usually works” (socializing a term sheet), how to sell it (what’s a subscription agreement and why is it important?), and how to close the deal.
That’s why Stock Legal offers the support you need to raise the funds that can help you grow your business. We can provide support in all phases of the capital raise process, including:
Your relationship with your customers is the lifeblood of your company. While a handshake and a warm smile are important in building trust during the contracting process, well drafted legal documents are necessary to make sure your business is protected (just in case not everyone agrees on what that handshake meant . . . ) Watch to learn more about our Contracting package.
Hiring employees is one of the most critical activities of your start-up or emerging business. Several key documents can help make sure your business is protected when it comes to employees, including a confidentiality agreement, independent contractor agreement, and an employment agreement. Because all companies with employees - no matter their size or industry - need these basic legal documents, Stock Legal offers an Employment Package for a fixed fee. Watch to learn more about our Employment Package.
Companies like yours often find themselves in a position where they have to share information that is confidential to the company in order to do business—to engage with clients, to vet potential employees, or to investigate new business ventures, just to name a few. Having sound confidentiality agreements in place can be essential to protecting your ideas; strengthening relationships with customers, partners, and employees; and helping your business grow. That’s why Stock Legal offers a fixed fee for confidentiality agreements. Watch to learn more about our Confidentiality Agreement package.
If you’re starting a company with multiple owners, or members—whether those owners are individuals or other companies—you’re probably considering forming multi-member limited liability company (MMLLC). An MMLLC is an effective way to protect the personal assets of the members, which makes it a popular choice for start-ups and new small businesses. That’s why Stock Legal offers a fixed-fee package that includes the basic tools you need to form a MMLLC. Watch to learn more about our Multi-Member Limited Liability Company and Incentive package.
If you’re starting a company with only one owner, then forming a single-member limited liability company (SMLLC) may be the best way to go. But while having just one member simplifies some things from a legal perspective, you still want to make sure you have a all the key documents necessary to establish a solid legal foundation for your SMLLC, no matter what product or service you are offering. Stock Legal can help you make sure you get your business off on the right foot. Watch to learn more about our Missouri Single Member Limited Liability Company package.
In an effort to demystify the capital raising process the SEC has unveiled several new tools for entrepreneurs to utilize when starting the process. Located at SEC.gov | Small Business Capital Raising, there are several different educational tools available to learn about the processes for companies and their founders to find the solutions that will best serve them in achieving their goals.
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Attorney Ellie Braun discusses Stock Legal's Subscription Package services.
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Hello! I am Elliana Garrett, and I am so excited to begin my role as an administrative assistant at Stock Legal! Although I grew up in the St. Louis area, I took on the great adventure of moving to Irvine, California, for my undergraduate education.
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Those familiar with estate administration wrongly assume notice publication only bars creditors in probate estates. In Missouri, notice publication is also a powerful and often overlooked way to prevent creditors from accessing a trust’s assets upon the death of the trust’s grantor.
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Most dental practices are unaware of the many, and often unthought of, items that need to be continually addressed for maintenance of the dental entity.
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