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Ten Questions with Fred Greguras of Fenwick and West
Fred Greguras is a partner at the Silicon Valley law firm of Fenwick and West. He is also a buddy of mine, and I asked him to answer the most common questions of newbie entrepreneurs. His clients have included BioMarker Pharmaceuticals, Excite, Kintana, and Speedera Networks. It’s very important to make the right decisions in these areas at the start of a company, so I hope you’ll heed his answers.
Online Business Success: Attracting Ideal Advisory Board Members
Are you consistently getting free customized business advice from industry leaders? Read this article and learn strategies for attracting expert advice for your business.

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SLAs BECOME STANDARD FARE AS COMMUNICATIONS CONVERGES
Understanding your total communications service level agreements and how to construct agreements that ensure quality and consistent performance is vital in today's always on business. This is a two - part article on what is covered in agreements and how to construct them.
Joint Venture and NonDisclosure Agreements
Many business owners are intimidated by the belief that they need intricate and expensive joint venture agreements and non-disclosure agreements. They are literally held back from massive increases and profits by this erroneous perception.
Severance and Separation Agreements
One topic I get a lot of questions about is severance and separation agreements. Although there's a distinct difference between the two, and some overlap, with some guidance the costs and benefits of both types of agreements can be understood and used to a business' advantage.
Sample Non Disclosure Agreement
An intermediary should always sign a confidentiality or non-disclosure agreement (NDA). It is a 1 to 5 page document that acknowledges you have sensitive information that if released could harm your business and it should not be shared. Venture capitalists, however, will not normally sign a confidentiality agreement. They see so many companies in the same industry that they cannot sign one agreement and risk not being able to invest in other potential good deals.
Corporate confidentiality
A brief on the underlying wisdom of corporate confidentiality.
The difference between fixed term and minimum term business finance agreements
Are you confused by all the different types of lease agreements out there? This article covers off one very important point to most finance agreements, whether they are a fixed term or minimum term, and the associated differences.
When to Use an Installment Agreement and Which Type to Use
If you owe taxes to the IRS, an installment agreement may be the best solution for you. Installment agreements allow for individuals with back taxes to pay off the amount over time, rather than all at once. Installment agreements, however, have several requirements and classifications that must be understood prior to entering in order to gain the best outcome.

5 more seller finance options to consider when selling your business
This article offers five more reasons to use seller finance when selling your business. These options are less known but as effective in ensuring success when making a business transaction. A few options include license agreements, consulting agreements and different kinds of insurance.

Protect Your Company by Keeping Your Employees in the Loop
Each week, I receive requests from clients who ask me to review and comment on a variety of confidentiality, non-disclosure agreements [often referred to as "NDAs"]. These have become part of the fabric of getting a deal done... and they carry serious financial consequences if they are violated.

The pros (and a few cons) of hiring independent business auditors
Professional auditors take confidentiality seriously, and help to ensure that proper agreements are in place both internally and externally as part of the audit process. While it may take a little time for the external auditor to get up to speed on your company, it is that very process, as the objective external auditor learns the workings of your business, that enables the auditor to see opportunities, risks, and solutions that may not be as easily viewed by people closer to your company.
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