The Late Payment Demand Letter is designed to help US-based freelancers and independent contractors follow up on overdue invoices in a clear and professional way. It requests payment, references the outstanding balance, sets expectations for next steps, and is created by OLL's team of legal experts.

The Standard Invoice Template for freelancers based in the U.S. is a plain-language, structured template for requesting payment for services. It helps freelancers present charges, payment terms, and business details in a clear, consistent format. Created by OLL's team of legal experts.

This document is a template for a Warrant to Purchase Ordinary Shares or American Depositary Shares (ADSs). It details the terms and conditions under which a holder can exercise the warrant to acquire shares from a company, including provisions for exercise price adjustments, corporate events, and limitations on beneficial ownership. The template is designed for use in PIPE financings and incorporates compliance with U.S. securities laws.

This Convertible Loan Agreement outlines the terms for an investment where investors provide a loan to a company, with options for the loan to be converted into shares or repaid under specific conditions. It details interest accrual, events of default, company obligations, and extensive warranties from the company to the investors. The agreement is designed for early-stage funding scenarios.

This document is a template investment term sheet designed for a company incorporated in Portugal seeking investment from potential investors. It outlines the key commercial terms for a proposed subscription of preferred shares, intended to form the basis for a future, legally binding subscription and shareholders' agreement. The term sheet itself is largely non-binding, with exceptions for expenses, exclusivity, and confidentiality clauses.

This document is a Term Sheet outlining the main terms for a seed financing round for a company. It covers key aspects such as company and founder details, investment terms including valuation and share allocation, governance structures, share transfer rules, and restrictions on founders. It serves as a preliminary agreement for the company and potential investors to establish common ground before drafting full investment and shareholders' agreements.

This document is a Registration Rights Agreement designed for Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) financings. It outlines the Company's obligations to register certain securities (Shares and Warrants) purchased by Investors under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, enabling their resale to the public. The agreement details timelines for registration, responsibilities of both parties, and provisions for indemnification and liquidated damages.

This document is a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE), designed for early-stage investment. It grants an investor the right to receive shares of the company's capital stock upon an equity financing or liquidity event, often at a discount. The SAFE outlines the terms of conversion, liquidation priority, and representations from both the company and the investor.

This Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) is an investment instrument used by startups to raise capital. It grants an investor the right to receive shares of the company's capital stock in the future, typically upon an equity financing round or a liquidity event. The SAFE outlines terms for conversion, liquidation priority, and representations by both the company and the investor.

This document is a template for a Pre-Funded Warrant, which allows a holder to purchase ordinary shares or American Depositary Shares (ADSs) from a company. It outlines the terms of exercise, including payment options, adjustments for corporate events like dividends and share splits, and limitations on beneficial ownership. The template is designed for use in Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) financings, particularly for foreign private issuers, and references U.S. securities laws.