Practice Areas · Corporate Law

Built right from formation to exit.

Entity formation, financings, contracts, and governance — the legal foundation your company stands on, drafted to hold.

The practice

Corporate work that keeps pace with the business.

Startups and growing companies make their most consequential legal decisions early — entity choice, founder equity, first financings — often before they have counsel in the room. We act as outside corporate counsel from formation onward, so those decisions are documented correctly the first time.

Our work covers the full corporate lifecycle: incorporation and founder agreements, seed and venture financings, commercial contracts, board governance, executive hiring, and acquisitions. Everything is drafted plainly, negotiated firmly, and explained before you sign.

What’s included

Everything a growing company asks its lawyer for.

  • Formation, founder agreements & equity splits
  • Seed & venture financings, SAFEs & convertibles
  • Customer, vendor & partnership contracts
  • Board governance, consents & minutes
  • Executive offers, IP assignment & confidentiality
  • Acquisitions, diligence & closings

The engagement

From first draft to signed and filed.

  1. 01

    Map the documents

    We review what exists, identify what’s missing, and sequence the work so financings and hires are never blocked by paperwork.

  2. 02

    Draft & negotiate

    Agreements drafted in plain language, negotiated directly with counterparties, and walked through with you line by line.

  3. 03

    Close & maintain

    Executed, filed, and minuted — then kept current with quarterly governance reviews as the company grows.

Signing of formation documents for a new company
Founders shaking hands after closing a financing round

“Our financing closed in five weeks. Every document was ready before the investors asked for it.”

Portrait of David Okafor

David Okafor · Founder & CEO

Corporate matters

Bring your formation, financing, or contracts.

One call to map what you need — then a fixed-fee plan before anything starts.