The entrepreneur's guide to business law

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…ith the beginnings of this on my firm's website with a "Startup Law 101 Series"). Here are a few of the good resources in this area: 1. The Miller book mentioned in OP ( Lifecycle of a Technology Company ) is actually quite good, with a strong focus on Delaware law. This work had its genesis in a multi-volume work prepared by lawyers at Morse, Barnes-Brown & Pendleton, PC, a prominent Massachusetts firm. As written originally by multiple lawyers, it was accurate, in-depth, and pedantic. When repackaged for Wiley as the Lifecycle book, it was much streamlined and became eminently more readable. Lots of good detail here - very helpful for entrepreneurs. 2. Constance Bagley and Craig Dauchey, The Entrepreneur's Guide to Business Law - Ms. Bagley is a former Bingham McCutchen partner who went on to gain distinction at Harvard Business School.…

The book: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Business Law Helped me tremendously - I was in the same boat as you and gave this book a shot - Easy to read, good as a reference as well;

I read the book: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Business Law Great read with a lot of practical advice - This really helped me discuss issues with potential attorneys. In addition, after selecting our attorney, we were able to lower our cost by asking more pointed and specific questions. Also, I was able to use some template documents that I worked with at a previous job, to include: NDA's, Contractors, Term sheets - I took these documents and massaged to our liking - In cases where we needed a more 'bullet-proof' contract, I forward my copy to our attorney for review. This has saved a lot of money.

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