December Update: Developing a wise exit strategy & explaining legally binding agreements

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 Pete Singh.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2YYDEqwjno

Exits & Acquistions

On the blog, we've published the first post in what will be a four-part series about mergers and acquisitions. In this first post, we address exit strategies. It's never too early to make a plan – read our tips for preparing and exiting wisely.

BNNano Expands Into Clean Water

Our client BNNano is joining forces with Grove Climate Group to remove pervasive chemicals from water. Together, they are developing water filtration technology that's easier and more cost-effective. Learn more.

Understanding Legal Agreements

Check out Part II of our blog post series about legal documents. Maks Ewendt breaks down terms like indemnification and Force Majeure, plus explains a long list of so-called standard clauses that can get complex.

GrepBeat Happy Hour

We loved seeing many of you at the GrepBeat Happy Hour we sponsored! It was a good time to catch up with clients, meet new people, and listen to Pete's ridiculous Abraham Lincoln trivia - a nod to "Fourscore." This photo shows Jesse with GrepBeat executive editor Pete McEntegart.Headquartered in the Research Triangle region of North Carolina, Fourscore Business Law serves entrepreneurs and businesses in the Triangle, throughout the Southeast and in Silicon Valley / San Francisco. We also represent venture capital funds and other investors who invest in companies throughout the U.S. The idea of delivering maximum impact in a simple and succinct manner is what we’re calling the Fourscore Principle. And that is what Fourscore Business Law is based on. Our clients operate in a broad range of industries including tech, IoT, consumer products, B2B services and more. Questions? Shoot us an email or give us a call at (919) 307-5356. Your first call is on us.

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Core Business Documents: Understanding the Legal Agreements to Protect Your Company and Keep Your Money (Part II)