A New Chapter for San Francisco Innovators Primum Law Group is dedicated to serving startups in the heart of San Francisco, especially those progressing through Series A funding. Our legal team is committed to offering sound legal guidance and strategic advice that aligns with the visionary goals of entrepreneurial founders. We take pride in our […]
Empowering Your Startup Journey Read More »
San Francisco stands at the forefront of innovation, and ambitious startups from across the globe flock to this region in hopes of attracting the right resources and partnerships. Primum Law Group recognizes the challenges that founders face during the crucial Series A phase. Acting as a dedicated San Francisco Series A Funding Startup Attorney, this
Securing Series A Funding in San Francisco with a Strategic Legal Approach Read More »
Through years of practice, we have noticed that many companies engaged in international trade or importing goods from different jurisdictions make pricing decisions without seeking legal advice. Instead, these decisions are often made without a full understanding of the broader regulatory and financial implications. One recurring issue is how companies, particularly those with subsidiaries, approach
Navigating Import Valuation and Transfer Pricing: A Legal Perspective Read More »
Recent Tariff Changes and Their Impact The U.S. has recently implemented significant tariff increases, affecting companies engaged in global trade. These changes impact supply chains, increase costs, and create new compliance challenges. These adjustments pose serious financial and operational risks, requiring businesses to reassess contracts, supply chains, and compliance strategies Who Should Be Concerned? These
NAVIGATING THE LATEST U.S. TARIFF CHANGES: WHAT BUSINESSES NEED TO KNOW Read More »
As a startup founder, one of the most critical challenges you’ll face when seeking venture capital is how to structure equity distribution in a way that protects your ownership while also appealing to investors. Striking the right balance is crucial: you need to offer enough equity to attract funding, but you must also ensure that
Corporate law plays a critical role in ensuring the smooth operation of businesses, from small startups to large corporations. Primum Law, based in San Francisco, offers a full range of legal services to support the growth and success of companies. Understanding the needs of businesses at every stage is key to effective legal guidance. The
Corporate Law Attorneys in San Francisco, California: Legal Support for Your Business Read More »
By now, most businesses are aware of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and have disclosed the required information. However, we’re bringing this topic up again due to some common mistakes we’ve seen among clients. Here are two examples: One client failed to list their spouse as a beneficial owner, even though the company’s equity was
CTA Compliance Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make—And How to Avoid Them Read More »
When startups look for early-stage funding, they often turn to convertible notes or SAFEs (Simple Agreements for Future Equity) because they’re quick and flexible. However, these tools come with some unintended consequences that both founders and investors should be aware of—especially when it comes to liquidation preferences. What Are Liquidation Preferences? In traditional preferred stock
The Hidden Pitfalls of Using Convertible Notes and SAFEs for Startup Funding Read More »
San Francisco is a bustling hub for businesses ranging from startups to established corporations. In this dynamic environment, corporate law attorneys play a pivotal role in guiding businesses through the complexities of legal requirements. From the early stages of formation to ongoing operations, these legal professionals are essential in ensuring that businesses operate smoothly and
The Role of Corporate Law Attorneys in San Francisco’s Business Landscape Read More »
This week, I received an email from a startup founder based in Italy who had recently begun selling their product in several countries, including the United States. The email contained a straightforward question: “Do we need to pay taxes in every country, or will they be automatically deducted by our payment service provider?” This inquiry,
