Setting up new corp. (LLC).......membership units (ownership) vs capital contribution

You are confusing legal issues and accounting issues (and corporation vs. LLC - they are two different things). One of the great things about...

How can I get the money from my company shares?

It shouldn't be terribly difficult to track what happened to your shares, because you know which company your employer was, and you know about the...

Recommendation for selecting the most appropriate lawyer to handle receipt of funds from startup acquisition.

Given that you want to minimize expenses, it is not clear that you need the services of *any* lawyer. If all contingencies have been satisfied...

Can I run two different web-based businesses under the same LLC?

Questions like this come up fairly frequently. on Avvo Short answer: - A given LLC can have multiple lines of business. - Whether to have one...

How to incoporate a company ?

I blogged about this issue several years ago. Quoting a portion of "Should I form an LLC or a corporation?" (...

If a startup is temporarily out of money, can its co-founders be compensated in stocks based on their productivity?

As a practical matter, it is unlikely that shares would be redistributed. However, it certainly is possible (legally) for the board of directors...

What are the documents necessary to provide vested restricted stock to a 3rd party for their services?

It is impossible to provide a definitive answer to this question because so little information has been provided. As concerns external documents...

How do shares work within a California Corporation?

I will provide links to two blog posts that you should find helpful. First, "How Many Shares Should My Corporation Authorize and Issue?" at...

Who should pay the document transfer tax?

This is not a legal question, it is a business / personal question. If someone is selling his or her interest in the house, there will be...

You don't need a liquidated damages clause. What you need are provisions that (a) impose interest charges on amounts that are not paid on time...