Why do you get a lawyer? It’s because you need a guidepost, and you need someone who’s going to help you navigate the parts of your business you don’t even understand.

Does your lawyer know what NVCA stands for and where to find the NVCA standard docs? If not, they’re going to make you look like a fool in term sheet negotiations.

Your lawyer should be a resource who can help you achieve your strategy, making the law work for your business.

Great lawyers will help founders find and understand the things they don’t know that they don’t know.

SpringTime’s lawyer, Carlos Cruz-Abrams from Cruz-Abrams Seigel is joining us this week to share his insights on why startups need a startup lawyer.

I want to hear your insights on the VC Minute. What can you share about your fundraising journey for the VC Minute community?

Learn, in excruciating detail, why you should never raise a Bridge Round, then why & how it should be an Insider Round.

Here are my four steps to successfully raising an Insider Round

The story of a bridge round is always the same from an investor’s perspective. You raised money. It wasn’t enough. And now you’re coming back to raise even less money…

In a world of information asymmetry, your current investors have the most information. And if they’re not willing to step up, that is a very bad sign.