Adam Slipakoff, partner at Slipakoff LLP and founder of ModernLaw, spoke to members of the State Bar of Georgia at an event called “Growth Companies: Legal and Business Considerations” about some of the legal matters start-up founders ought to consider as they put together funding for their next big projects. Here are three tips he says could help investors:
1. Review your investment options.
Slipakoff went through some of the ways in which start-up founders can raise capital to support their projects. “You can never raise capital,” Slipakoff said, noting that businesses have historically found ways to borrow enough money to start companies, and then have run them on cash flow.
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