FL Dr@ft™ Document Automation service includes a suite of automated documents to generate start-up and venture financing, employment, technology and corporate related documents.
Automated Documents
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Board Organizational Resolution
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Shareholders Organizational Resolution
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Letter of Intent Commercial Transaction
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Letter of Intent Share Acquisition
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Services Agreement
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Board Resolution Approving a Significant Commercial Agreement
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Software Licence Agreement
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Confidentiality and Proprietary Rights (IP) Agreement (Employer Employee)
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Board Resolutions Convertible Note Financing with Note Purchase Agreement (Seed-Stage Start-Up)
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Promissory Note (Demand Simple)
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Promissory Note (Term Simple)
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Board Resolutions SAFE Financing
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Employment Agreement (Short Form, Indefinite Term, Notice Formula)
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Executive Employment Agreement Founding Shareholder
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Independent Contractor Agreement
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Stock Option Agreement (Simple)
What is FL Dr@ft Document Automation?
Fauri Law offers a suite of high-quality legal document automation services (called FL Dr@ft™) delivered on a robust technology platform to assist startups and small to medium businesses. This technology allows legal and business teams to quickly and independently generate tailor-made documents from their desktop and mobile devices. It enables users to create documents from an online questionnaire easily.
How to access FL Dr@ft automated legal documents?
As an FLConnect member, you have unlimited access to FL Dr@ft automated legal documents. Learn more about becoming a member today.
How to download my copy of legal document?
Once you complete the relevant questionnaire, you can access and download your draft on your devise by clicking on the “Export to Word” button at the right corner of the form.
Should I send my downloaded legal document to a lawyer for review?
FL Dr@ft documents have not been prepared with your specific circumstances in mind, may not be suitable for use in your business, and do not constitute tax advice. Relying on these FL Dr@ft documents, you assume all risk and liability that may result. Therefore, you should consult your lawyer before using any of our FL Dr@ft documents.