Incorporate once.
Do it properly.

Most legal problems founders face later start with decisions made in the first month. Structure, ownership and IP are the three that matter most.

01

Decide where

Compare jurisdictions against your activity, owners, customers and plans.

02

Choose the structure

The right entity type for liability, ownership and future investment.

03

Incorporate

Documentation prepared and registration coordinated end to end.

04

Document ownership

Founder agreement, equity split, vesting and decision rules.

05

Move the IP in

Assign work created before and around incorporation to the company.

06

Operate

Records, contracts and compliance set up from day one.

Company formation

Incorporation in the selected jurisdiction, from constitutional documents to registration.

Useful for

Founders forming their first or next operating company.

  • Structure consultation
  • Corporate documentation
  • Registration coordination
  • Initial resolutions

Starting at

From $650

Government, registry and third-party costs apply.

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Jurisdiction assessment

Comparative analysis of candidate jurisdictions against ownership, financing and tax objectives.

Useful for

Founders deciding between two or more countries.

  • Activity and market review
  • Ownership considerations
  • Comparison of options
  • Recommended roadmap

Starting at

From $350

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Founder agreement

Allocation of equity and roles, vesting, and leaver provisions between founders.

Useful for

Two or more founders building together.

  • Equity split
  • Vesting and leaver terms
  • Roles and decisions
  • IP commitments

Starting at

From $550

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Founder IP assignment

Assignment to the company of intellectual property created by its founders.

Useful for

Anything built before the entity existed.

  • Assignment of works
  • Pre-incorporation IP
  • Confidentiality
  • Moral rights where relevant

Starting at

From $250

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Prices shown are starting professional/service fees unless otherwise stated. Scope, complexity, jurisdiction, government charges, notarial costs, registry costs, local professional fees, taxes and third-party expenses may affect the final quote.

Government, registry, bar, notarial, banking, publication, translation and other third-party expenses may apply or vary depending on the matter. Jurisdiction-specific advice, filings and representation may be delivered or coordinated through appropriately qualified local professionals.

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