San Francisco Startup & Technology Law Firm
Inventus Law is a technology law firm headquartered in San Francisco, California. We represent startups, founders, angel investors, incubators, accelerators, venture capital and private equity investors, and technology companies on legal matters arising throughout the business lifecycle.
Our San Francisco office is located at 355 Bryant Street, #403, San Francisco, CA 94107. From this office, our attorneys advise clients on corporate and startup matters, technology transactions, intellectual property, commercial agreements, financing, mergers and acquisitions, and other legal matters relevant to technology businesses.
Startup Lawyers in San Francisco
Starting and growing a company involves legal decisions at every stage of the business. Founders may need advice on entity selection, founder equity, corporate governance, intellectual property ownership, employment arrangements, financing, commercial contracts, and other matters as the company develops.
Inventus Law works with early-stage companies from formation through later stages of the venture. Our startup law practice includes advice on choice of entity, capital structuring, stock option planning, bylaws, board matters, corporate compliance and policies, employment and consulting agreements, confidentiality agreements, and intellectual property ownership and transfers.
Our attorneys also represent startups and investors in financing transactions, including angel and venture capital financings. Inventus Law represents companies and investors in multiple financing transactions.
Corporate Law for San Francisco Companies
Inventus Law’s corporate practice serves startups and established businesses on matters related to the formation, operation, financing, growth, and strategic transactions of a company.
Our corporate practice includes:
- Startup and business formation
- Corporate governance
- Founder and equity matters
- Stock option planning
- Corporate compliance
- Venture financing
- Strategic transactions
- Mergers and acquisitions
Inventus Law’s corporate practice includes Startup Law, Global Technology Practice, and Mergers & Acquisitions.
Venture Financing & Investment Matters
Financing transactions can involve founders, companies, investors, securities documentation, corporate approvals, and other legal considerations.
Inventus Law represents startups, founders, angel investors, venture capital investors, and other participants in financing matters. Its startup practice includes capital structuring and financing work, with published representations involving seed and venture financing transactions.
Our attorneys can advise clients on the legal aspects of financing transactions and related corporate matters based on the circumstances of the particular transaction.
Technology Transactions
Technology companies often enter into agreements involving software, SaaS products, licensing, distribution, services, outsourcing, and other commercial relationships.
Inventus Law’s technology transactions practice includes SaaS agreements, technology licensing agreements, reseller and distribution agreements, supply agreements, master services agreements, joint ventures, and outsourcing transactions. The practice also includes Terms of Use, Privacy Policies, and Click-Through Agreements relating to online products and services.
For San Francisco technology companies, our attorneys work with clients on the legal and commercial considerations involved in structuring and negotiating technology-related agreements.
Intellectual Property Law
Intellectual property can be an important asset for technology companies and startups. Establishing ownership and protecting intellectual property can also be relevant to financing, licensing, commercial relationships, and strategic transactions.
Inventus Law’s intellectual property practice includes patent prosecution, trademarks, copyrights, intellectual property licensing, work-for-hire agreements, nondisclosure agreements, and IP assignment agreements. Inventus Law works with technology startups on building patent portfolios and addressing ownership of intellectual property created by employees, consultants, developers, and advisors.
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