Startup Lawyer

8 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from February 7, 2018
  

  tahafarooq asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good lawyer for a startup? I’m planning to start my own company and I would like to setup the business in US. I am based in UAE, but I would like to setup a c-Corp in USA (easier to attract investors to an American company). Any suggestions? I am currently looking at lawtrades.com. Any other suggestions are welcome.

  

  VaporInterface replied:

  http://startuplawyer.com/

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• Referral from December 31, 2014
  

  Doug M. asked:

  Any recommendations for the legal side of a startup? Incorporating in Delaware or Texas or llc. Any local firms geared toward startups?

  

  Aron P. replied:

  Talk to Ryan at StartupLawyer.com

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• Referral from March 1, 2014
  

  Naeem R. asked:

  any recommendations for a business attorney for startups?

  

  Jim B. replied:

  Startuplawyer.com +++ Founder friendly and they even accept bitcoin.

  

  Bhavesh P. replied:

  Jim, if you know the guys behind startuplawyer.com, tell them the frontpage is broken

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• Referral from June 28, 2013
  

  Alex L. asked:

  Need a lawyer specializing in creative work and working in the tech industry would be nice. PLEASE RECOMMEND! Bradley Joyce I believe at one point you referred someone can you send me the info again?

  

  Bradley J. replied:

  Ryan Roberts, http://startuplawyer.com

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• Referral from October 9, 2010
  

  Matthew H. asked:

  Does anyone have experience filing incorporation papers through online services? Tips? Recommendations? Considerations?

  

  Danny Z. replied:

  http://startuplawyer.com/

  

  Portman W. replied:

  Depends what your goals are. If you want to raise money, then do NOT use online services; use a startup lawyer. If you just want to incorporate your freelance work, definitely use an online service and don't pay more than $75. If you want a lifestyle business, it's a tossup, but you can start with online incorporation and then always merge into a different entity structure later.

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• Referral from January 20, 2014
  

  David N. asked:

  Does anyone know of any groups/organizations for new or existing lawyers who want to be involved in startups?

  

  Jim B. replied:

  Be sure to check out Ryan Roberts' startuplawyer.com

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