In today’s fast‑moving startup world, having access to legal expertise whenever you need it—without the overhead of a full‑time General Counsel—can be a game‑changer. “GC on Demand” services provide flexible, subscription‑style access to seasoned in‑house attorneys who understand the unique challenges of emerging companies. Below, we explore what you actually get when you engage a GC on Demand, through three real‑life startup case studies.

Every business relationship carries some level of risk—and sometimes, despite everyone’s best efforts, you need to part ways. A well‑drafted termination clause (and related provisions) can save time, money, and goodwill down the road.

In the fast-paced world of startups, early teams are often tight-knit and roles overlap—and that can be a recipe for conflicts of interest. As your company scales, unchecked conflicts can erode trust, expose you to legal risk, and derail key decisions. This guide will help you spot potential conflicts, build robust safeguards, and foster a culture of transparency as your startup grows.

In the past decade, cryptocurrencies have moved beyond speculative trading to become powerful tools for businesses of all sizes. From streamlining cross-border payments to innovating loyalty programs, digital assets offer efficiency and new revenue streams. But along with these opportunities come legal and regulatory risks that can trip up even the savviest founders. Here’s how companies are putting crypto to work—and what you need to watch to stay on the right side of the law.

Advisors play a pivotal role in helping startups navigate critical early-stage decisions, providing mentorship, strategic direction, and access to valuable networks. However, the relationship between startups and their advisors must be clearly defined and legally documented to prevent misunderstandings and protect both parties.

This article outlines the key legal agreements every startup should have with its advisors to ensure alignment, accountability, and legal compliance.