This is a versatile Letter of Intent template designed to formally express preliminary intent for various proposed actions, such as business collaborations, acquisitions, or academic enrollments. It outlines initial terms and conditions between parties, serving as a non-binding precursor to a final agreement. The template also includes an optional section for a binding non-disclosure agreement.

This Founder Collaboration Agreement outlines the terms for individuals working together to develop a business concept or technology, with the aim of forming a startup company. It covers the assignment of intellectual property to the future startup, share ownership distribution, vesting schedules, and drag-along rights among the founders.

This agreement grants the Company and its Investors a Right of First Refusal and Co-Sale right over shares of Capital Stock held by Key Holders. It ensures that existing shareholders have the opportunity to purchase shares before they are sold to external parties or to participate in such sales. The document also includes lock-up provisions applicable to public offerings.

This short-form confidentiality agreement is designed for the initial round of an auction process, particularly for buyouts involving numerous potential bidders. It facilitates the quick sharing of limited preliminary information and is intended to be signed without negotiation. Successful bidders will proceed to a longer, negotiable NDA in subsequent rounds.

This Voting Agreement outlines the rights and obligations of a company's stockholders regarding how they will vote their shares. It primarily governs the election and removal of board members, the authorization of additional common stock, and includes provisions for "drag-along" rights in the event of a company sale. The agreement also addresses compliance with "bad actor" and sanctioned party regulations.

This document provides specific language to be inserted into a Limited Partnership Agreement (LPA). It addresses regulations from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), particularly concerning foreign limited partners and their investments. The insert outlines definitions, limitations, and cooperation requirements to manage potential CFIUS risks related to the partnership's activities and its foreign investors.

This Amended and Restated Certificate of Incorporation is a model charter for a venture-backed company, primarily designed for Delaware corporations. It meticulously defines the rights, preferences, and limitations of both Common and Preferred Stock, covering aspects such as dividends, liquidation, voting, conversion, and anti-dilution. The document also includes provisions for corporate governance, indemnification, and a sample "pay-to-play" clause for Preferred Stock investors.

This Business Sale Agreement can be used to formally outline the terms and conditions for the sale of a business between a seller and a buyer. It includes details such as the parties involved, the purchase price and payment method, conditions precedent to the sale, warranties by the seller, and the transfer of assets. It also specifies governing law, conditions for employee management before the closing date, and procedures for handling notices and amendments. The agreement ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of their rights and obligations, reducing the potential for disputes.

This Business Sale Agreement can be used to legally facilitate the sale of a business from a seller to a buyer. It outlines the terms and conditions of the sale, including the purchase price, payment method, transfer of assets, warranties, and obligations of both parties. It also specifies conditions precedent for the sale, employee status during the transition, notice requirements, and governing law to ensure that the transaction is compliant with legal standards and protects the interests of both parties involved.

This document can be used as a formal contract for the sale of a business. It outlines the terms and conditions under which the Seller agrees to sell, and the Buyer agrees to purchase, the specified business. It includes details such as the purchase price, method of payment, transfer of assets, warranties provided by the Seller, conditions precedent for the sale's completion, and stipulations regarding employees. Additionally, the document specifies governing law, procedures for notices, and general provisions such as severability and execution in multiple counterparts. This agreement serves as a binding legal record to ensure both parties fulfill their obligations in the transaction.