Washington, DC
Mergers and acquisitions Lawyer at Washington, DC
Practice Areas: Mergers & Acquisitions, Venture Capital ... +3 more
What are Voting Rights? Venture preferred stock typically has voting rights, computed based on the number of shares of common stock into which the preferred stock can be converted. In addition, the ...
See Full GuideWhat are Co-Sale Rights? In order to prevent a situation where, following an investment, the founders jump ship and sell their shares to a third party investor, most venture financings will include a...
See Full GuideWhat are Registration Rights? Registration rights are an important right to investors since they provide a contractual right for investors to demand that the company register their shares with the U....
See Full GuideWhat are Drag-Along Rights? The primary purpose of drag-along rights are to ensure that the investor’s shares won’t be held hostage in the event of a favorable acquisition or merger event. Drag-alon...
See Full GuideWhat are Redemption Rights? The term sheet may include a provision to require the Company to redeem (“buy back at the original purchase price plus an annual carrying cost”) the preferred stock. Inve...
See Full GuideRecap: What is a Liquidation Preference? The vast majority of term sheets will include a liquidation preference for the Preferred Stock — basically ensuring that the investors are paid out first if t...
See Full GuideRecap: What is a Liquidation Preference? The vast majority of term sheets will include a liquidation preference for the Preferred Stock – basically ensuring that the investors are paid out first if t...
See Full GuideRecap: What is a Liquidation Preference? The vast majority of term sheets will include a liquidation preference for the Preferred Stock – basically ensuring that the investors are paid out first if t...
See Full GuideWhat is a Liquidation Preference? The vast majority of term sheets will include a liquidation preference for the Preferred Stock – basically ensuring that the investors are paid out first if the comp...
See Full GuideWhy would a term sheet include dividends? A typical term sheet will include a non-cumulative dividend on the preferred stock — usually set at between 8 and 10% of the purchase price per annum. While...
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