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FOR GROWTH COMPANIES

Support for every key decision
as your company grows.

Legal support for fundraising, commercial contract review and overseas expansion, helping companies make key decisions as they grow.

Discuss your matterUnderstand professional responsibility
A company team and professionals discussing documents together

Start with the matter at hand.

For companies raising capital, expanding their business or entering overseas markets, and their founders, management and business teams. Support is organised around the current matter, transaction structure, target markets and applicable rules.

01

Fundraising and business collaboration

From investor introductions and term sheets to financing agreements and shareholder arrangements, support communication and negotiations with investors. For international business collaboration, clarify the contracts, entities and coordination required.

02

Agreements and everyday operations

Draft, review and negotiate customer, supplier, collaboration and confidentiality agreements, and address data and intellectual property matters so legal arrangements support business execution.

03

Overseas regulation and market entry

Analyse regulatory requirements, market access and arrangements for establishing operations in the target market. Where local-law advice is needed, first identify the qualifications and professional collaboration required.

Materials typically needed

  • Company background, current objectives, relevant parties, transaction or operating structure, and timing.
  • Existing financing documents, shareholder arrangements and commercial contracts, or an outline of the intended market and business model.
  • Agreed terms, known risks, questions to resolve and relevant jurisdictions.

What you can expect

  • Agreement drafting, review and negotiation: Draft agreements, revisions that can be compared against the previous version, and explanations of key terms to support business discussions and signing.
  • Investor introductions and international business support: Organise materials for introductions, possible collaboration arrangements and outstanding decisions, assisting with investor communication and cross-border business collaboration.
  • Overseas regulatory analysis and implementation: Set out regulatory requirements, legal questions and steps for local operations in the target market, identifying work that requires local professionals.
  • Data and IP legal services: Clarify data use, licensing and intellectual property ownership, and support the related agreements and business arrangements.

These are typical areas of work. Specific deliverables, revision rounds and timing are agreed at engagement.

Make the service boundaries clear.

Investor introduction support is not securities underwriting or a guarantee of successful fundraising. We do not promise a particular valuation or approval outcome. Whether foreign-law advice, representation by local lawyers, tax work or regulatory filings are included must be agreed for the target market and specific matter. Qualification to practise in every jurisdiction is not assumed.

AI may assist with organising materials, comparing versions and preparing drafts. The responsible lawyer or appropriately qualified professional handles legal judgment, risk explanations, external communication and delivery. Work involving foreign law begins with verification of the professional qualifications and conditions required to undertake it.

Explore human review and information-use boundaries

Three confirmations before an engagement.

  1. 01

    Describe the matter

    Begin with the type of matter, basic information about the parties, your objectives and timing. Sensitive original documents are not needed for the first conversation.

  2. 02

    Check conflicts and engagement conditions

    Confirm potential conflicts of interest, required professional qualifications and the scope we can accept before arranging document exchange.

  3. 03

    Confirm the engagement

    Agree in writing on the contracting entity, responsible people, scope of work, deliverables, timing and limits on information use.

Start with a specific matter.

Tell us the background, your objectives and timing. We can then agree on a suitable next step.

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