Hi roBman,
We are looking for someone to help us create a complex shareholder
agreement. We are not sure whether we'll incorporate in Australia or in the
US but we definitely need a law firm that has specific knowledge in this
area. Do you think DLA Piper would be a good choice?
Thanks,
Hi Michael,
this is probably better discussed off list. But as I said I'd
definitely recommend DLA Piper as they have offices all over the place
and provide a great bridge between Sydney and Silicon Valley.
But ping me privately and I'd be happy to do an intro.
roBman
On Thu, 2012-05-03 at
Sorry just weighing in now.
The cost is nominal and less than a pty ltd company - I think a Delaware
C-Corp costs $300 from memory. There are tons of incorporation sites in the
US that will do this if you are optimizing against cost.
Law firms can do it too and Richard Horton from DLA Piper is
awesome advice -- this is why we're on the list
steven.
On 04/05/2012, at 7:30 AM, Niki Scevak wrote:
Sorry just weighing in now.
The cost is nominal and less than a pty ltd company - I think a Delaware
C-Corp costs $300 from memory. There are tons of incorporation sites in the
US that
Hi guys,
This is an interesting event for showcasing hacking skills and maybe
walking away with some cash PR to help your businesses.
I've included highlights from the media release below.
I'm very lightly involved in organising it (cheer squad kibitzer).
*GovHack 2012*
GovHack is inviting
Hi guys,
Another event I found out about today that might be a good opportunity for
Victorian Beachers.
More info at:
http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/enterprisemelbourne/events/KnowledgeWeek/Pages/KnowledgeWeek.aspx
*Melbourne Knowledge Week 2012 *
The City of Melbourne is a global
That doesn't exactly sound like Hacking.
There's already tens of thousands of public servants sitting
about the place with gigabytes of data and Excel chopping
it up into new fantastical reports and presentations that
present as being at the fringes of what is totally amazing.
Can we hack up a
On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 3:22 PM, David Lyon david.lyon.preissh...@gmail.com
wrote:
That doesn't exactly sound like Hacking.
Ignoring the choice of semantics from the name (what you can hack on is
pretty clear), these events really are worthwhile (and fun) for all
involved. I went to a similar
