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Find the perfect start up business lawyer for your needs simply by typing a question into Trusli. Our comprehensive platform is designed to be simple to use, affordable, and accurate.
Stop wasting time and money on start up business lawyers that fail to fulfill your needs. Trusli matches you with top-notch lawyers who have the expertise and dedication to solve your problems.
If you need an attorney for a business start up, Trusli is the #1 solution designed for small businesses who need to connect with a dedicated attorney.
Overcome the challenges of business formation, shareholder rights, and business transactions.
Ensure compliance when you hire, fire, and create contracts for your new hires.
Defend your assets and avoid accidental copyright, trademark, and patent violations with a dedicated lawyer for business startups.
Need to bring in top talent from abroad? Navigate the complexities of the U.S. immigration system with a lawyer by your side.
As a business owner, your time is money. Searching for a lawyer, interviewing them, and making the right choice takes time and resources. Trusli believes that finding legal representation you can trust should never take away from running your business.The Trusli system ensures you connect with a startup business attorney quickly so you can get on with the important stuff: supercharging your business’s growth.Follow our three-step system to construct your legal team:
Visit Trusli and type in your issue. Provide as much detail as you can to ensure you get the lawyer with the skills and the experience to help you with your problem.
Whether you have a legal question or are experiencing more pressing issues that need urgent attention, Trusli attorneys stand ready to take on your legal challenges. Connect with Trusli any time and put your business in good hands.
Trusli uses an intelligent matchmaking system to connect you with the lawyer best suited for your business.
At the core of Trusli’s matchmaking system is artificial intelligence. Using business knowledge and robust technology, this intelligent platform plays the ultimate matchmaker between startups and their lawyers. Get matched with a trusted law firm for startups that doesn’t just understand your current legal situation, but anticipates the future.
Other platforms may simply offer recommendations for a selection of lawyers to get in touch with. Trusli flips this process and puts you in control.
Once matched with a lawyer, they will analyze your query and contact you to further discuss how they can help. Once introductions have been made, you are free to plan your legal strategy with your new startup attorney. It’s that easy!
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Formation. This includes topics such as whether I should incorporate, when to incorporate, where to incorporate, which entity to choose, the pros and cons of incorporation, etc. Transactions. This includes entering into contracts to buy and sell, corporate transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, financing transactions such as raising money, etc. Shareholder rights. This includes topics such as who owns what percentage of the company, do employees and or investors have preferred stock, common stock, options or restricted stock units, etc.
This covers topics such as the rights and obligations of both the company and the employees. What happens if an employee wants to leave? What happens to IP created by the employees?
This covers any kind of immigration-related legal services a startup or a small business may need, such as obtaining a visa or green card for the founders or employees.
This covers intellectual property issues that a small business or a startup may face, such as obtaining patents, trademarks, or copyrights for the assets that the startup creates. It also covers actions to protect the startup rights in case of IP infringement.
At Trusli, we believe that finding a talented lawyer for a startup company shouldn’t be stressful. That’s why Trusli offers a revolutionary approach to matching you with the right startup attorney for your organization.
How do you get started? Just drop your question into the platform and answer a few simple questions. Based on your answers, Trusli matches you with a business startup lawyer who has the expertise and experience to address your specific needs.
Trusli is committed to quality, which is why we thoroughly vet every single attorney accepted onto the platform. Our systems perform in-depth analysis to guarantee:
We verify qualifications and examine specialist certifications of each lawyer to ensure business owners have access to the services they need.
Starting a company can present some serious hurdles, and every business owner needs experience on their legal team. Trusli attorneys are selected based on experience and their ability to meet any legal challenges.
Trusli consists of more than 300 attorneys with varying practice areas. Tell us what you need help with, and the platform will intelligently match you with the business startup attorney best suited to you.
Put your trust in the lawyer matching platform with your best interests at heart. Connect with a startup business lawyer through Trusli and let us build the rockstar legal team you deserve.
As a business owner, your time is money. Searching for a lawyer, interviewing them, and making the right choice takes time and resources. Trusli believes that finding legal representation you can trust should never take away from running your business.The Trusli system ensures you connect with a startup business attorney quickly so you can get on with the important stuff: supercharging your business’s growth.Follow our three-step system to construct your legal team:
Startups face a huge range of unique challenges in the early stages, whether it be during the initial company formation, drafting contracts, navigating immigration policies, or working with intellectual property. Stay up to date with Federal and state regulations with the rockstar team of 300+ Trusli lawyers. These are the attorneys specializing in issues unique to startups.
With our extensive vetting system in place, Trusli ensures that our lawyers are properly equipped to handle the needs of startups nationwide.
Many new business owners believe they don’t need legal help, especially right at the beginning of their venture. However, startups are extremely vulnerable to legal action, particularly when it comes to patents and copyright issues.
It’s always wise to be proactive regarding your legal strategy, as it could save you money (and your reputation) in the long run. Connecting with an experienced lawyer now protects your company from a variety of legal issues.
When it comes to starting a business, it’s better to be safe than sorry. Take the proactive approach to your startup by connecting with an attorney on Trusli today.
Many entrepreneurs are worried about fitting legal aid into their budgets. Lawyers are famous for being expensive, but Trusli believes this cliche should be challenged. We believe that legal representation should never be out of reach.
That’s why when you fill in the initial questionnaire, you have the opportunity to ask about your budget. Lawyers are available at all price points, and we never pair you with someone outside of your range.
Establishing a startup means building everything from the ground up. Hiring talent domestically and overseas requires full compliance with employment and immigration regulations. You may have legal questions, need someone who can draft contracts, or perhaps you just need help navigating compliance laws without running into trouble.
Lawyers can also help you save on your taxes by providing advice and guidance on where to incorporate your business and the right way to structure it. In the long run, business lawyers for startups are well worth the investment.
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