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Fauri Law is a corporate law firm that combines diverse corporate law experience and practical business perspective with sound judgment.

Fauri Law @faurilaw ·

18 May

Founder equity is often misunderstood because the cap table shows what was issued, not always what has been earned.

Vesting, restricted shares, repurchase rights, and acceleration terms can materially change ownership outcomes.

Fauri Law's principal lawyer breaks it down here.

Khaled El Fauri @FauriKhaled

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Fauri Law @faurilaw ·

11 May

Headline valuations do not tell the full dilution story.

SAFEs, convertible notes, valuation caps, discounts, interest, and stacked instruments can materially change founder ownership by the time a priced round closes.

In our latest insight, we break down how conversion

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11 May

A cap table may show ownership — but vesting determines what founders actually keep.

Restricted shares can create the illusion of ownership if unvested equity remains subject to repurchase, forfeiture, or departure terms.

We break down what founders should understand before

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