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Legal considerations for high-growth startups: Harassment in the Workplace

Companies today need to make sure their practices and policies create a safe work environment for all employees. The consequences of a sexual harassment claim, as an example, can be expensive and distracting for startup founders, and damaging to a startup’s culture. Krista Cabrera and Carrie Hoffman of Foley & Lardner shared important information for […]

Legal considerations for high-growth startups: Navigating Privacy Regulations

Stephanie Webb of Wasabi and Steve Millendorf of Foley & Larder LLP shared key privacy tips and solutions for startups at all stages of growth as part of the livestream for startup founders series hosted by 4thly and Foley and moderated by Bret Waters. For startups today, there is a labyrinth of privacy regulations to […]

Legal considerations for high-growth startups: Venture Debt

Peter Petitt, Managing Director at Aon, and Foley & Lardner lawyers Lisa Conmy and Alidad Vakili engaged in an informative panel discussion on venture debt moderated by Bret Waters at 4thly Accelerator as part of the livestream for startup founders series hosted by 4thly and Foley. The program covered when entrepreneurs can leverage debt from banks or non-bank lenders, […]

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