Wtf do fund formation attorneys do all day
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Date: August 31st, 2022 10:14 PM Author: sepia provocative personal credit line
All lawyering is form documents unless you're a Supreme Court litigator . When you do a new fund you take the last fund and shift some shit in the GP's favor or update for a good idea someone had for another fund. Then the big LPs' lawyers give you annoying comments. Then you argue and turn drafts. It's like any transactional practice.
Also side letters, reviewing sub books and telling the compliance monkey on the other side that he should try again to fill in all the pages, forming a lot of legal entities, making sure tax and securities lawyers review and sign off so you can blame them if something important goes wrong, etc.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5183599&forum_id=2#45101770) |
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