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Angel investment covers early-stage equity funding for startups and growth ventures, typically involving seed rounds, convertible notes or SAFEs, and shareholder or subscription agreements. A solicitor in this area drafts and negotiates term sheets, secures protective provisions, and sets up share schemes or option pools, while handling due diligence, company secretarial obligations, and regulatory considerations under the Companies Act 2006 and related regime. They also coordinate with investors, founders and advisers to finalise documents and ensure proper corporate governance going into the investment.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor manages private agreements, term sheets, share subscriptions, convertible instruments, option pools, and protective provisions, together with due diligence, disclosures, and disclosure schedules. They handle regulatory checks, Companies House filings, and the mechanics of setting up or amending cap tables, shareholder rights, and drag-along/tag-along clauses, ensuring enforceability and risk allocation across investor and founder interests.
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