In a startup funding environment where dollars are drying up, valuations are dropping and deals are fewer, it's no surprise that venture capitalists demand more favorable terms. Nixon Peabody partner Peter Rothberg sat down with The Daily Deal , to discuss some of the harsh contractual terms becoming commonplace in startup financings and explain why some of these developments may backfire on VCs.
May 18, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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