Practical Legal Guidance for Technology-Driven Businesses

If you have a website conducting business – whether you’re a Software as a Service (SaaS), eCommerce website, or a service provider – you should have website terms and conditions published and accessible to the public. This post is outlines 18 provisions your website terms should have and what they mean.

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is fast approaching. This article will give you a high level overview of 5 things tech companies need to know.

Continue Reading Corporate Governance for Startups Read MoreEdit"Corporate Governance for Startups" Public Benefit Corporations: 5 Things You Need to Know alt Public Benefit Corporations: 5 Things You Need to Know September 11, 2019benefit corporation, corporate law, corporations, pbc, startup, startup company, startup lawKS Kader Public Benefit Corporations (PBC) are becoming more and more common. But what are they? Are they non-profits? Are they corporations? The answer is – they’re a bit of both. This post will give you a high level overview of 5 things you need to know about PBC’s. Continue Reading Public Benefit Corporations: 5 Things You Need to Know Read MoreEdit"Public Benefit Corporations: 5 Things You Need to Know" Data Privacy Compliance: 3 Things Your Startup Needs to Know alt Data Privacy Compliance: 3 Things Your Startup Needs to Know August 30, 2019ccpa, compliance, data privacy, data privacy compliance, hipaa, regulatory complianceKS Kader Data Privacy Compliance is more important than ever. Here is a high level overview of why it’s important for startups. Continue Reading Data Privacy Compliance: 3 Things Your Startup Needs to Know Read MoreEdit"Data Privacy Compliance: 3 Things Your Startup Needs to Know" Money Talks: Venture Capital Fundraising vs. Bootstrapping alt Money Talks: Venture Capital Fundraising vs. Bootstrapping August 22, 2019bootstrapped startup, bootstrapping, fundraising, startup law, vc funds, vc law, venture capital, venture capital lawKS Kader Starting and running a company is not easy or cheap. You have options for funding – the most common of which are Venture Capital (VC) Fundraising or Bootstrapping (bankrolling yourself). Both have their pro’s, con’s, payouts, and drawbacks – and this post is here to give you a high level overview of what to think about when making the decision. Continue Reading Money Talks: Venture Capital Fundraising vs. Bootstrapping Read MoreEdit"Money Talks: Venture Capital Fundraising vs. Bootstrapping" The Glossary of Startup Equity alt The Glossary of Startup Equity August 19, 2019funding, iso, nso, startup, stocksKS Kader Startup equity can be confusing, whether you’re a founder or a potential employee. This post is to help you understand the basic terms. Continue Reading The Glossary of Startup Equity Read MoreEdit"The Glossary of Startup Equity" Intellectual Property for Startups 101 alt Intellectual Property for Startups 101 July 19, 2019KS Kader When you start a company, intellectual property, or IP as we’ll call it for the rest of this post, is something to think about from the moment you have the idea. IP is your basically your work product. IP can… Continue Reading Intellectual Property for Startups 101 Read MoreEdit"Intellectual Property for Startups 101" Before You Launch Your Startup alt Before You Launch Your Startup June 1, 2019agreements, business law, contract law, contracts, entrepreneurship, incorporation, IP, startupKS Kader You’ve been working on your idea for a few months now with a cofounder, and you think you have something tangible. You want to make it ‘real’ by incorporating. You’re thinking LLC because you hear that it’s ideal for taxes… Continue Reading Before You Launch Your Startup Read MoreEdit"Before You Launch Your Startup" The Risk of Contract Templates June 1, 2019agreements, contract law, freelancer, lawyer, small business, startupKS Kader Starting a business is expensive, time consuming, and can easily get overwhelming. The good thing is a quick Google search leads you to dozens of websites that will incorporate your business, and hundreds of templated contracts you can use. The… Continue Reading The Risk of Contract Templates Read MoreEdit"The Risk of Contract Templates" Contact Interested in connecting? Contact us today. From the Blog Expanding an International SaaS Company into the United States: Key Legal Considerations Legal Measures for Marketing Teams Best Practices for Engaging with Outside Counsel Key Legal Provisions in a Sponsorship Agreement Overview of State Data Privacy Laws Coming into Effect in 2025 Terms of Use. Privacy Policy. © Copyright 2025 - Law Office of K.S. Kader, PLLC - 1629 K St. NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20006 - Attorney Advertising - All Rights Reserved. Lawyer Landing Page | Developed By Rara Theme. Powered by WordPress. Privacy Policy

Public Benefit Corporations (PBC) are becoming more and more common. But what are they? Are they non-profits? Are they corporations? The answer is – they’re a bit of both. This post will give you a high level overview of 5 things you need to know about PBC’s.

Data Privacy Compliance is more important than ever. Here is a high level overview of why it’s important for startups

Starting and running a company is not easy or cheap. You have options for funding – the most common of which are Venture Capital (VC) Fundraising or Bootstrapping (bankrolling yourself). Both have their pro’s, con’s, payouts, and drawbacks – and this post is here to give you a high level overview of what to think about when making the decision.

Startup equity can be confusing, whether you’re a founder or a potential employee. This post is to help you understand the basic terms.

When you start a company, intellectual property, or IP as we’ll call it for the rest of this post, is something to think about from the moment you have the idea. IP is your basically your work product. IP can…

As an independent service provider - whether you are a DJ, photographer, videographer, event planner, contractor, or any type of consultant - you should have a strong contract in place with your clients to protect you from future headaches due to the unexpected.

Starting a business is expensive, time consuming, and can easily get overwhelming. The good thing is a quick Google search leads you to dozens of websites that will incorporate your business, and hundreds of templated contracts you can use.