Lawyer-led incorporation and initial organization for founders starting a new company properly.
Lawyer-led preparation of the incorporation and the initial corporate records — for a simple initial structure and standard founder share issuance.
Preparation and filing of standard Articles of Incorporation for your jurisdiction and confirmed structure.
By-laws, organizational resolutions, and the initial director and officer appointments that establish the corporation’s legal framework.
Your minute book set up for the first year, with the standard organizational filings and records that complete launch.
Standard initial founder share issuance for a simple structure — no vesting, restricted shares, or complex rights.
A focused call to confirm incorporation details, structure, founders, appointments, and share issuance.
A session after completion to walk through the package, your corporate records, and the recommended next steps.
Launch creates and organizes the corporation. The founder rulebook, vesting, investor-readiness, and ongoing support are scoped separately.
Standard-scope incorporation and initial corporate organization. HST and government filing fees are separate, if applicable. Digital minute book renewal after the first year is separate.
Start Incorporation IntakeSeparately scoped: complex governance, custom share rights, founder vesting, restricted shares, shareholders agreements, tax planning, securities, financing documents, and non-resident or cross-border structuring.
The same disciplined process applies to every incorporation. Submitting intake does not create a lawyer-client relationship or guarantee acceptance.
You complete a short incorporation intake; Fauri Law confirms it fits standard Launch scope and runs a conflict check.
An engagement letter confirms scope, fees, assumptions, and exclusions; payment and filing fees follow acceptance.
Fauri Law files the incorporation, prepares the organizational documents, and sets up the corporate records.
You receive the package and a review session, with the recommended next legal step identified.
Incorporation is the first legal step, not the last. Directional journeys, not bundles — each subject to intake, conflict review, and engagement terms.
Founder ownership, decision-making, transfer restrictions, and founder IP alignment.
View Startup KitRestricted shares and vesting tied to contribution, with proper issuance and approvals.
View Equity KitContractor, confidentiality, IP, and restrictive-covenant documentation for early hires.
View Build a Team KitOption-plan infrastructure before granting options to employees, advisors, or contributors.
View ESOP Plan KitCompany-side readiness for a standard SAFE or convertible note financing.
View Funding KitStructured annual counsel capacity and approved workflow access, configured after intake.
Request Ongoing Support ReviewNo. Launch is a one-time incorporation and initial organization package — not a subscription or ongoing counsel arrangement. If you need recurring support after incorporation, consider Ongoing Counsel Support after intake.
Yes, but it isn’t included in Launch. If you need founder governance, ownership rules, transfer restrictions, and IP alignment, the usual next step is the Startup Kit. If the agreement is complex or negotiated, it may require bespoke advisory scope.
Not every company needs it immediately, but many multi-founder companies should. Launch creates and organizes the corporation; the Startup Kit defines the founder relationship, ownership, governance, and IP. If there’s more than one founder, it’s often the logical next step.
No. Launch does not include founder vesting, restricted shares, repurchase rights, or leaver provisions. If equity should be earned over time or tied to contribution, the appropriate next step is the Equity Structuring Kit or a custom equity review.
No. Launch does not include tax advice, accounting advice, valuation, tax elections, or tax-driven structuring. You should obtain tax and accounting advice where required; legal coordination with your advisors can be separately scoped.
Sometimes. If you incorporated but didn’t complete proper organization, share issuance, appointments, or minute book setup, Fauri Law may be able to assist — though this can become a corporate cleanup matter rather than a standard Launch. Existing corporations are assessed through intake and may require separate scope.
Yes, where appropriate, but multiple share classes aren’t in the base fee. A Multi-Class Share Structure Add-on is available for standard multi-class structures. More complex share rights, preferred shares, investor rights, or tax-sensitive structures require separate scope.
You’ll have the corporation and initial organization in place. Common next steps include the Startup Kit for founder governance, the Equity Structuring Kit for vesting, the Build a Team Kit for hiring, the ESOP Plan Setup Kit for options, the Funding Kit for SAFE or note financing, Ongoing Counsel Support for recurring needs, or Advisory & Transactional Work for complex matters.
Start with the Launch Incorporation Package. We’ll review your intake, confirm whether the matter fits standard scope, and provide the appropriate engagement path.