Business development is by no means easy, but learning from the mistakes of other companies can save time, money, and help you avoid a lot of frustration…
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Given that the length of time to an exit event can be (and often is) longer than originally planned, selling private shares in a pre-exit scenario can be a viable alternative.
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The legal definition of 'Obstruction of Justice' directly from its source.
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What should foreign companies pursuing US business dealings be mindful of? Intellectual property, exclusive rights and US taxes to start with…
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How you split ownership of a start-up can have a big influence on the success of your business. Done the wrong way you could face disunity, comprise development and harm your venture.
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Investment opportunities in foreign companies are often met with a higher degree of caution than local prospects. But it does happen, and in Silicon valley there are usually two scenarios in which foreign investments take place.
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When launching a startup, founders must be careful not to breach legal obligations owed to any past or present employer
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Many Swedish companies aim to sell products or services in the United States. The timeline for ‘when’ to do so can be based on a number of factors, such as: demand, funding, staffing, existing channel contacts, the ability to localize the offerings, demographics, intellectual property (“IP”) management, branding, etc.
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The legal benefits of contemporaneous notes are not confined to public officials. Do you have steadfast routines for documenting inventions and other business developments?
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