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Our friend Amy Hartman, who recently started her own law firm specializing in employment matters wrote a great piece called "Feel the Burn." It’s a very informative, yet easy to read piece on strategies for cutting your company’s burn rate during these challenging times. Most of her advice is with her employment law hat on, […]
Our friend Amy Hartman, who recently started her own law firm specializing in employment matters wrote a great piece called "Feel the Burn."
It’s a very informative, yet easy to read piece on strategies for cutting your company’s burn rate during these challenging times.
Most of her advice is with her employment law hat on, which is certainly a chief concern when contemplating cost reductions.
Take a read- it’s a good one.
Seth Goldstein has today’s great post up titled Schilling’s Laws for Perfect Start(up)s. If you’ve been hiding under a rock or are a cricket fan (vs. a baseball fan), you probably know that Schilling was one out away from a no-hitter and one-error away from a perfect game last Thursday. Seth was at the game, […]
Today’s great post is from Jeremy Liew at Lightspeed Venture Partners titled Litigation as a negotiating strategy. It’s an email interview between Jeremy and Andrew Bridges of Winston Strawn about litigation. While Andrew demonstrates his pithiness with his quip “litigation sucks” he digs down deep in answering a few of Jeremy’s pointed questions about litigation […]
David Feinleib at Mohr Davidow Ventures has today’s great post up titled Why Startups Fail. Given all the consumer web stuff that got funded between 2004 and 2006, we are heading for another wave of failure as companies run out of gas after their Series B / Series C rounds and their investors lose patience […]
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