Jim Chinh Nguyen’s young company providing on-demand English tutors for Vietnamese students was coming out of stealth mode, had recently attracted investors, and needed to get serious about its legal structure.
So, a few months ago the Schoolbird founder reached out to Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, the law firm he’d used to incorporate a startup in 2008. Back then, he sat down with partners and paralegals, trying to answer questions he wasn’t quite sure were relevant. This time, the firm emailed him a link which led to a questionnaire that would form the basis of his legal documents.
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