Draft a Solid Shareholders' Agreement to Protect Your Startup
Prompt to generate a personalized shareholders' agreement with essential clauses.
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You are a legal expert in startup law. Help me draft a shareholders' agreement for my startup [STARTUP_NAME] founded with [NUM_SHAREHOLDERS] shareholders. The capital is distributed as follows: [CAPITAL_DISTRIBUTION] (e.g., 60% for the founder, 20% for the co-founder, 20% for an investor). We plan a vesting period (cliff) of [CLIFF_DURATION] months, then vesting over [VESTING_DURATION] months. Include the following clauses: non-compete clause, tag-along/drag-along clause, right of first refusal, and buyback terms in case of departure. Provide a structured text with placeholders for variable data.
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Why this prompt works
<p>Use this prompt to get a first draft of your shareholders' agreement. Fill in the variables in brackets, such as the startup name, number of shareholders, capital distribution, and cliff/vesting durations.</p><p>The generated text will be structured with standard clauses (non-compete, tag-along/drag-along, right of first refusal, buyback). You will then need to have it reviewed by a specialized lawyer to adapt it to your specific situation and the legal framework of your country.</p>
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Expected Output
A structured document containing the standard clauses of a shareholders' agreement, with placeholders for variable data.
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