Customized Legal Guidance for Seed Funding, Series A, B, C and beyond, and Private Placements.
Regardless of your business size, raising capital is always challenging. Companies need money to cover operating activities and invest in future growth. Finding enough capital to meet your New York company's needs takes a great deal of work, patience and help from...
An accredited investor is an important potential player when it comes to trying to raise capital from investors in New York. Accredited investors are not subject to many of the restrictions of ordinary investors and can be involved in a company earlier on. The power...
If you have a great idea and want to create a startup company in New York, it's essential to go through the appropriate steps. Preparing a business plan is necessary, and you'll also have to secure funding for your startup. Starting with a great idea is critical If...
New York allows you to accept cryptocurrency if you have a BitLicense, which costs $5,000 to acquire. You should be aware of the pros and cons of accepting cryptocurrency as startup funding before making your decision. No third-party processor Investors don't need to...
In New York and around the country, many entrepreneurs decide to create startups. Unless the owner is bankrolling this venture, a startup will likely depend on funding from investors. Fortunately, certain wealthy individuals are happy to invest in these companies, and...
Many entrepreneurs in New York have excellent business ideas but lack the capital needed to start a new venture. Additionally, there are also many who have started on a shoestring budget and have proven their mission can be effective and profitable. Both of these...
Creating your own startup in New York is a great decision. It gives you the freedom of running your own business and setting your own rules. You also get a great sense of accomplishment once your startup gets off the ground. Also, while too little funding can be a...
In New York and around the country, one of the greatest challenges of new business startups is raising capital. Banks are generally not interested in offering small loans of $50,000 or less to new business ventures, making it almost impossible for entrepreneurs to...
Most business owners in New York don't have tens of thousands of dollars sitting around. To start your own business, you'll need to raise capital to pay for your expenses. Capital can include loans, donations, fees and other funds that help you get your business off...
Hi, my name is Neil Fridman, Esq., Managing Partner of . And today I want to discuss with you the different types of instruments for raising capital in the startup context. So first we have SAFE Notes. What is a SAFE? A SAFE is a simple...
