April Update: Does your business need a bank account?
Welcome to More From Fourscore
What new resources do we have for you this month? Take a look at our quick video from Fourscore Attorney Joseph Tulloch.
GrepBeat Happy Hour
We co-sponsored a recent GrepBeat Happy Hour along with Big Pixel at Flying Saucer in Raleigh. The mixer followed day one of the Center for Entrepreneurial Development’s Venture Connect Summit. To see photos and learn more about the mixer and the conference, check out this article.
All the Documents A Founder Needs
Figuring out what legal documents you need when financing your business can seem daunting, but that's where the NVCA Model Documents come into play. These standardized templates can save you time and legal expenses. On the blog, Ben explains the documents well.
Why Your Business Needs a Bank Account
A common question we receive from clients is, "Does my company really need its own bank account?" The answer is absolutely yes. Jesse created a YouTube Short explaining why, and we have a post over on the blog that explains it in more detail.
Webinar: Contracts & Cash Flow
On April 22 at 2pm EST, Ben and Jesse are presenting a webinar on driving revenue through contracts in connection with Fourscore client Entre. They will break down the essential legal agreements every founder and entrepreneur needs. Register today!
Fourscore Honored by Chambers
A Chambers Spotlight ranking named our firm as a 2025 leading small to medium-sized firm handling high-quality work on behalf of a range of clients in North Carolina and beyond. We are honored by this recognition and thank our clients, whom we love to serve!
Picture on the top is by Андрей Сизов and is in the public domain.
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