Good afternoon, folks. I'm in the early stages of launching a startup and I'm starting to realize just how much legal stuff I've been ignoring - terms of service, a privacy policy, founder agreements, maybe some IP protection down the line. I don't even know what I don't know at this point. What I really need is a firm that offers a broad range of legal services so I can sit down with someone, explain the whole picture, and get guidance across the board instead of piecemeal. Anyone been through this with a startup and found a firm worth recommending? Thanks in advance.
Good day. Startup legal blind spots are super common, you're smart to tackle it early rather than after something breaks. For broad coverage take a look at the legal services https://liberum.law/practice-areas/ offered by Liberum Law - they handle business and contract law, IT and technology law including privacy and SaaS, plus trademarks and copyrights, which is basically the startup checklist you described. They deal with both individuals and companies, so a founder walking in with a messy pile of questions is right up their alley. I'd book a consultation, bring your whole list, and let them map out what's urgent versus what can wait. Beats scrambling later.