Letters of intent for acquisitions, partnerships and investments. Agree on the key terms before you pay for the final contract, and know which terms bind you.
Your first contract is free (up to $500)
One contract drafted or reviewed at no cost for new startups, by an independent California attorney.
A letter of intent records the main terms of a deal before anyone spends money on the final contract. Startups use one for an acquisition, a strategic partnership or an enterprise pilot. Most terms are usually non-binding, but some are meant to bind you from signing, such as confidentiality, exclusivity or a no-shop clause. If the wording is unclear, a court may treat more of the letter as binding than you planned. An independent California attorney helps you draw that line clearly and set a realistic timeline. Get a letter of intent prepared by an independent California attorney for a fixed fee of $500.
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Tell us about the deal, the other party and the terms you have agreed so far. The attorney helps you separate binding terms, such as exclusivity and confidentiality, from non-binding ones, such as price and deal structure. The attorney confirms the scope, fixed fee and delivery date before work starts.
Describe your request. Attach a document if you have one.
You get the scope, fixed fee and delivery date by email.
An independent California attorney starts once you agree.
