Updates and Insights from the team at Matthew Glick Legal Services.
Explore the legal and business risks facing AI companies as regulation struggles to keep pace with innovation. This article examines how government intervention, platform dependency, and evolving AI policies can disrupt growth, fundraising, and operations, highlighting why businesses should diversify AI providers and prepare for rapid legal changes.
Read MoreSelling your company for buyer stock can create hidden risks beyond the headline purchase price. Learn how restricted shares, tax exposure, limited liquidity, and reduced disclosure can affect founders in stock-for-stock acquisitions. This guide explains key legal and financial considerations so business owners can evaluate equity-based exit offers with greater clarity and confidence.
Read MoreAI startups are raising capital faster than ever, making legal readiness critical. Learn why clean cap tables, clear IP ownership, founder documentation, and prompt handling of internal issues can accelerate fundraising and reduce diligence risk. In fast-moving AI markets, delays in legal preparation can cost founders investment opportunities and competitive advantage.
Read MoreFrom Skadden to startup GC to founding MGLS, this journey reflects the realities of startup leadership, legal strategy, and entrepreneurship. Learn how working alongside founders through high-stakes decisions—from co-founder structuring to venture financing and exits—shaped a legal practice focused on business growth, governance, and real-world decision-making.
Read MoreA hidden “Change of Control” clause can terminate your contract overnight. Learn how financing, mergers, or minority investments may trigger assignment provisions, giving counterparties leverage to cancel or renegotiate. This guide explains key risks in leases, loans, and client agreements—and why early contract review is critical for owners, investors, and acquirers.
Read MoreThe new H-1B visa overhaul could reshape how startups hire global talent. With fees skyrocketing to $100,000, founders must rethink immigration strategy, explore alternatives, and plan ahead to stay competitive.
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