Lifecycle of a Technology Company
by Edwin L., Jr. Miller · first published 2008
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Two good ones: Edwin L. Miller, Lifecycle of a Technology Company: Step-by-Step Legal Background and Practical Guide from Startup to Sale (http://www.amazon.com/Lifecycle-Technology-Company-Step-Step...) Constance E. Bagley and Craig E. Dauchy, The Entrepreneur's Guide…
on “Ask HN: US business law books” ↗…in this field (I have toyed with the beginnings of this on my firm's website with a "Startup Law 101 Series"). Here are a few of the good resources in this area: 1. The Miller book mentioned in OP (Lifecycle of a Technology Company) is actually quite good, with a strong focus on Delaware law. This work had its genesis in a multi-volume work prepared by lawyers at Morse, Barnes-Brown & Pendleton, PC, a prominent Massachusetts firm.…
on “Ask HN: What Tech Startup Law Book can you recommend?” ↗I'm trying to read as much as I can about the topic too so here's what I'm reading: -Books- Lifecycle of a Technology Company by Edwin Miller The Game by Neil Strauss (you laugh but it's basically all about getting more confident) Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyasaki The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell They…
on “Ask HN: Suggested Reading List” ↗What books do you recommend that go in depth into Startup Law specifically for tech? So far, I have found: Lifecycle of a Technology Company: Step-by-Step Legal Background and Practical Guide from Startup to Sale http://www.amazon.com/Lifecycle-Technology-Company-Step-Step/dp/0470223928
on “Ask HN: What Tech Startup Law Book can you recommend?” ↗