We provide solutions to complex problems across technology, commercial and corporate law
We assist buyers, sellers and investors with both M&A and investment transactions
We assist entrepreneurs, Angel Investors, and Venture Capital Funds by providing expert advice on deal structuring, negotiations, and regulatory matters
We have over 25 years experience in helping some of Australia's most successful startups. As their Startup Lawyers, we help clients unlock their potential and guide clients through complex legal and commercial issues
We negotiate and advise on both corporate purchasing and sales. We have significant experience in selling to Australia's largest corporates and unique knowledge of their procurement practices
We have extensive experience in advising on complex corporate and commercial matters
We help clients empower their workforce and drive success with tailored employee share plans designed to incentivise and foster long-term engagement
We provide expert strategic guidance to navigate complex legal and commercial issues to help clients resolve difficult situations
We assist clients to realise the full value of their intellectual property through licensing, distribution and resellers agreement
In Australia, across early and growth-stage funding, convertible notes, SAFEs and warrants are rarely used in isolation. They are typically layered over time – sometimes
In startup and venture financing, a startup warrant is a right, but not an obligation, to purchase shares in a company at a predetermined price
Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) is a financing instrument used in startup capital raising that gives an investor the right to receive shares in
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Capital raising can feel complex, especially when investors start talking about convertible notes, Simple Agreements for Future Equity (SAFE) and warrants. These instruments have become
For many startups, intellectual property is the primary driver of enterprise value. The software architecture, proprietary systems and data assets developed in the early stages
