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Legal Essentials For Startups

(Orange County Law Library, Allen & Miller Architects. Photo courtesy Orange County Archives)

About This Class

NB: GA HAS 2 LONDON CAMPUSES. PLS CHECK YOUR CLASS’ LOCATION.

Entrepreneurs (generally) are not lawyers, and may not know the full extent of how the law can help or hurt them. In fact, there are many legal considerations that impact start-up companies and entrepreneurs, particularly in the areas of business formation and structuring, employment and intellectual property protection. This fireside chat will touch on these topics and more, and teach students about the core legal issues that affect small businesses.

Takeaways

  • Setting up your company: Do I need to set up a company? When and how should I organise my business?
  • Intellectual Property: What is IP and what should I consider protecting?
  • Employment and Interacting with 3d Parties: Do I need employment contracts or consultancy arrangements?

About the Instructor

Startup Lawyer,
General Standards

Campbell is a trusted, experienced commercial and corporate lawyer specialising in start-ups, working with entrepreneurs and founders. With over 10 years of big firm legal experience in Australia and the UK, now part of General Standards – Startup Lawyers – dedicated to helping founders and their startups to protect and grow their business!

Broad experience in private practice and inhouse, acting as legal counsel for clients of all sizes, in various industries, across a wide variety of matters and in multiple jurisdictions. Strong corporate advisory expertise – extensive capital raising, transactional and M&A experience, corporate restructuring and transitional arrangements – and broad experience advising on tax, IT licensing and terms of service, IP protection and employment; even patent litigation.

Inhouse, Campbell has advised senior management and board members of private and listed companies, planned and implemented transition projects, lead major IT and logistics projects, international beer contract negotiations and continuous improvement programs.

Based in London since 2012, he has exposure to cross-border transactions, providing Australian and UK law advice for overseas clients and coordinating engagement with firms in the UK, US, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Powerful networker and enigmatic enabler of big ideas.

August 19 2015

Details

Date: August 19, 2015
Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Cost: £20
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Venue

GA London @ Second Home

68 Hanbury Street
London, England E1 5JL United Kingdom

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Organiser

General Assembly
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