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Maya Malin, Senior Associate at Shibolet’s Hi-Tech practice, explains why it’s important to liquidate an inactive company and the basic steps required in order to voluntarily liquidate a company.

Maya Malin, Senior Associate at Shibolet’s Hi-Tech practice, explains how decisions are made on behalf of a company and the organs of the company authorized to make them.

Vica Schreiber, Senior Associate at Shibolet’s Real Estate practice, provides a few important notes for office lease by startup companies.

Michal Ofarim, Senior Associate at Shibolet’s Labor Law practice, provides a few important notes to startup companies for engagement of consultants.

Tal Karplus, partner and head of Shibolet’s licensing and technology commercialization practice, notes a couple of important clauses to be aware of when signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA).

Michal Ofarim, Senior Associate at Shibolet’s Labor Law practice, provides a few important notes to startup companies for hiring of employees.

Ben Inbar, partner at Shibolet’s Hi-Tech practice, explains the mechanism of Reverse Vesting and why it’s recommended to be included in a Founders Agreement.

Ben Inbar, partner at Shibolet’s Hi-Tech practice, lists a few basic rights relating to the issuance and transfer of shares which should be included in a Founders Agreement.

Ben Inbar, partner at Shibolet’s Hi-Tech practice, explains why it’s important to draft a Founders Agreement prior to incorporation of the Company and the basic issues it should cover.

Tal Karplus, partner and head of Shibolet’s licensing and technology commercialization practice, explains how to protect the startup’s most valuable asset – its intellectual property.

Doron Mutai, Tax Partner at Shibolet, discusses performance-based options in light of the guidelines published by the Israeli Tax Authority.

Nir Feinberg, head of Shibolet’s Cyber, Data Protection and Privacy practice, on the importance of preparing for the new data laws.

Fundraising in a startup company is usually made by one of several investment instruments – SAFE, CLA or SPA, each of which is suited to a different stage

Certain investors may wish to make sure that upon a liquidation or exit event of the company their investment shall be first returned to them, prior to distributions to the other shareholders of [...]

Veto rights basically provide certain shareholders of the company or the directors appointed by them the power to prevent the company from taking certain actions without their approval. Such veto [...]

When a company offers to issue new securities, each of the shareholders which is entitled to the Preemptive Right shall have the right to participate in such issuance and purchase its pro-rata [...]

Options are the right to purchase shares at a pre-defined price, which is called the “Exercise Price”, at a defined period of time and under certain terms predetermined between the company and [...]

A capitalization table is a list specifying the holdings of each shareholder or other holder of securities of the company (such as options) and the types of securities of the company. How does [...]

Investors usually have an active role in a company’s success which exceeds their actual investment of funds in the company. Such role usually materializes by the investor’s creation of industry [...]