Legal

AI is an ongoing trend that every startup wishes to implement in their product. It can speed up delivery time and offer new features otherwise complicated to develop. But there are still legal issues, especially around intellectual property (IP) rights, that create concerns for investors.

Almost every startup reaches a moment where the US market's potential becomes too enticing to ignore. Yet, embarking on this journey is anything but straightforward. It demands strategic planning, an understanding of the US's legal frameworks and insights into local market dynamics. Let's simplify the steps to a successful US expansion in a clear timeline.

A key hurdle to being investment-ready is the idea of due diligence. Potential investors will follow a due diligence process to make sure that your company is a viable fit for their investment. Learn how to prepare ahead to speed up your next investment round and attract the best investors.

Looking to break into the US market? Many foreign startups, including those from Czechia and Slovakia, opt for Delaware's business-friendly environment. But this path has its challenges. This guide explains these hurdles and how to overcome them with the right legal expertise.

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There has been a lot happening in the startup world in 2023, but more is to come in 2024. Slovakia took a significant step forward in enhancing the ESOP legal framework, and Czechia soon followed. What does our CEO, Stefan Surina, think about the new legislations?

ESOP might sound complicated, but it doesn't have to be. We've created a list of the most commonly used ESOP terms and broken them down into simple language that's easy for anyone to understand. Let's get started!

Are you a small or mid-sized UK business planning to launch your ESOP? Read on to learn about the EMI stock options plan.