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Hold up.. before you do anything, review your founder's agreement. What are the terms of separation? Who owns what intellectual property? The prototype might complicate things. If he's funding everything, he might claim more ownership than you expect. Get everything in writing. Consider consulting a startup lawyer who specializes in founder disputes. These conversations can get messy, and you want to protect yourself legally.
Founder | Venture Pa... • 2m
Law 1: The Law of Exclusivity This law states that in the minds of consumers, a single word or concept can only be owned by one company. If a competitor already "owns" a particular word (like prestige, affordability, or reliability), it is nearly imp
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💡 Startups often chase funding, traction, and GTM plans. But here’s what many overlook: IPR is your silent co-founder. In the rush to build MVPs and pitch decks, intellectual property (IPR) often takes a backseat. But for startups building tech, de
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🚀 How Dropbox Launched With No Product The MVP Secret Every Startup Needs When you hear “MVP,” you might think of sports. But in startups, MVP means Minimum Viable Product and it might just be the most powerful tool in a founder's toolbox. 🧠 Wha
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