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What’s the Best Choice of Entity? When we work with founders to start their business, the question of which type of entity…

One of the first questions we receive from founders who are ready to legally form a company is where they should incorporate.

Every five years the Bureau of Economic Analysis (the “BEA”) requires U.S. companies with foreign ownership to complete a mandatory benchmark survey.

Corporate attorney Larry Robbins spoke with Triangle Inno‘s Lauren Ohnesorge regarding Congress’s decision not to extend Section 174 of the tax code,…

For the high-growth startups we represent (and into which our venture capital clients invest), intellectual property (IP) is typically the core asset…

Here’s a situation we see often when a company is negotiating a Series A financing. They’ve gotten through diligence, completed the lengthy…

What is a convertible promissory note? A convertible promissory note is a debt instrument that converts into equity of the issuing company…

“Down rounds” and why they are contentious Early-stage companies often raise capital in multiple rounds.  While founders and investors hope that a…

Wyrick Robbins is pleased to announce that 24 firm attorneys were selected by their peers as members of North…

Wyrick Robbins received a National ranking in Venture Capital Law and a Metropolitan Tier 1 ranking in Raleigh for the following seventeen…