With an evolving regulatory landscape, increased accountability and endless opportunities, more and more businesses are now shifting from traditional ways and looking at investment funds to meet their commercial objectives and rapidly accelerate their growth. At Burgeon Law, with extensive transactional experience, we navigate our clients in all legal aspects of investment funds lifecycle including …
A Start-up lawyer, in the process of incorporating a Company, drafts many legal documents as a part of the formation and incorporation process. One of the most important steps undertaken by a Start-up lawyer is to define the relationship of a company with the shareholders. The document which governs the relationship of the company and …
Now that you must have digested the first recipe, it’s time that you should start cooking the next one. Well, most of the people I have come across uptil now tend to be clueless about the compliances which are required to be followed after the incorporation of a company. But, you don’t have to be …
Any startup be it fintech, cleantech, mobile, software, hardware, IT, food, health, etc. will need to invest time and effort into drafting and executing multiple legal documents with their employees such as Non-Disclosure Agreements, Offer letter, Employment Agreement, etc. A well drafted document will capture the existing understanding between the parties and will help in mitigating …
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survival strategies for businesses Hit by the Covid-19 slump followed by social distancing and a nationwide lockdown, businesses are experiencing major impacts no matter how established they are and are having to re-look at how they manage and operate their business including re-visitation of their business plan. It has become challenging for most businesses to …
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Coming up with an idea for a start-up and securing sufficient funds to get their business off the ground is only half the battle won for entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs still have a long road ahead of them before their business is truly up and running. Entrepreneurs must consider the legal upshot and unless they secure their start-up with solid legal support, they are sure …
When entrepreneurs get their business off the ground, their primary focus is on the product or service they are selling, the supply chain and other related technicalities. While entrepreneurs need to prioritize this, they must be prudent and not overlook the legal implications of their business strategy. As an entrepreneur, having trusted legal advisors is …
Start-ups have to keenly oversee all aspects of their operations, including the quality of their products or services, the supply chain, market, and the economy. Importantly, entrepreneurs have to use this information to deploy the investment in their company wisely and in a manner that yields profits. Making wise decisions entails enlisting the services of …
When a start-up is launched, it is not just the business that the entrepreneurs need to look after, but also the legal aspect of running it. Unless all the legal ducks are lined-up neatly in a row, your business could flounder. Hence, entrepreneurs need to hire a lawyer for their start-ups so that they can proceed with …
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Force majeure and the doctrine of frustration are both legal concepts that relate to situations where contractual obligations cannot be fulfilled due to unforeseeable events beyond the control of the parties. Wherein, force majeure is a contractual provision that allows parties to suspend or terminate their obligations under the contract if events such as natural …
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