ARTICLE · 27 OCTOBER 2026
Most founders spend months refining their product and pitch, and almost no time on the startup legal documents that protect it. A handful of foundational documents determine who owns the company, who owns the intellectual property created for the business, and what happens when something goes wrong between co-founders, employees, or early customers.
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