Fundraising & Securities (Seed, Series A–C)

Fundraising and Securities (Seed, Series A–C) in the USA

Imagine you're sitting in a coffee shop with an investor who is carefully flipping through your pitch deck. You've already talked about the team, the product, eyes are sparkling, but suddenly a question flies by: "How do you plan to structure the round? SAFE or Convertible Note?" — and you freeze. Sounds familiar? This is where the real game begins, and without an attorney, it's very easy to lose control of your business.

Raising capital in the USA is not just about money. It's about transparency, legal clarity, and trust, without which investors are not willing to take risks. And here we become your partner — so that every Seed, every Series A, B, or C is a step forward, not a trap.

What is included in the "Fundraising and Securities" service?

We guide the process from the first conversation with investors to signing the agreement:

1. analyze the company's corporate structure and prepare it for investment;
2. create legally sound instruments (SAFE, Convertible Note, Preferred Stock);
3. prepare a complete investment documentation package in accordance with SEC requirements;
4. facilitate negotiations with funds and business angels;
5. protect founders' rights to keep your stake secure.

Why should you turn to an attorney?

In practice, there are stories where a startup agreed to "quick" investments, and a year later the founders lost their decisive vote in their own company. The worst part is that this could have been avoided if a lawyer had been by their side.

An attorney helps you:

1. see hidden risks in documents;
2. understand why the investor insists on specific terms;
3. maintain a balance between business interests and fund requirements.

In other words, we translate the language of complex legal terms into a simple language of choice: what is safe and what could cost you your business.

What will the attorney do in practice?

An attorney is not just a "document signer." This is the person standing next to you at the negotiation table:

1. they check if the deal structure complies with the law;
2. protect your interests during negotiations;
3. anticipate how this deal will affect future investment rounds;
4. help formulate terms that make you attractive to future investors.

You could say they are your "shield and sword" in the world of venture capital.

Conditions under which we can provide the service

We work with companies that:

1. are registered in the USA or plan to structure their business under US jurisdiction;
2. have growth potential and a real business plan;
3. are ready for transparency and compliance with investment rules.

How is this beneficial for you?

• investors see that you are legally "clean" and are willing to invest faster;
• you avoid unnecessary delays and unpleasant surprises;
• most importantly — you retain control over your idea.