Covenant
A covenant is an agreement to do or not do something in the future.
A covenant is an agreement to do or not do something in the future.
What exactly are “Restrictive Covenants”? “Restrictive Covenants” is a term used to describe provisions in an agreement that purport to restrict an employee from doing certain things after the employee…
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Many of our earlier stage private company clients believe that ESG is mainly a concern of public companies (for an explanation of what ESG is, see this post). They see…
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While it is every employer’s hope that each hire will be a successful one, there may be times when you find this isn’t the case, and you need to prepare…
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Congratulations! You just received an offer to acquire your company. A serious buyer will present you with a term sheet that covers the basic terms of the transaction. Do not…
Control is a critical component of every venture capital deal. Control can be used to dictate desired outcomes or, through “negative controls,” to block undesired outcomes. Negative controls are typically…
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