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Should we start as LLC or S or C corp? Can we compete with our former employer, or hire people away from them? Can I hire all my people as contractors instead of employees? How do I do stock options at the beginning?
These are questions a lot of startups asked, answered simply and practically by a top Silicon Valley lawyer in Guy Kawasaki’s latest post: Ten Questions with Fred Greguras of Fenwick and West. I highly recommend it.
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As you'll see in a moment, LivePlan is more than just business plan software, though. It's a knowledgable guide combined with a professional designer coupled with a financial wizard. It'll help you get over the three most common business hurdles with ease.
Let's take a look at those common hurdles, and see how producing a top-notch business plan sets your business up for success.
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