by Bagchi Law P.C.
Counsel for Founders.
Founders are asked to make decisions long before they have all the answers.
Bringing on a co-founder. Dividing ownership. Granting equity. Hiring early employees. Raising capital. Responding to investor requests. Navigating disagreements between founders, investors, and other stakeholders.
The legal question is often only one part of the decision. The larger question is how today's choices affect ownership, control, and the future of the company.
Counsel for Founders provides direct legal counsel to founders as individuals as they navigate those decisions. The goal is not simply to answer legal questions, but to provide clarity around how those decisions affect ownership, control, and long-term positioning.
This is distinct from representing the company itself. The focus is on the founder's position within the company, including ownership, governance rights, responsibilities, and long-term alignment.
Who we work with
01
The Co-Founder
Forming a company with others and needing clarity on ownership, roles, and expectations before structure is set.
02
The Solo Founder
Deciding how to structure a company and ownership without a partner to pressure-test decisions.
03
The Founder in Transition
Reworking or clarifying equity, roles, or expectations with co-founders or early team members.
04
The Scaling Founder
Putting decision-making structures in place before complexity, conflict, or growth forces it.
The Founder Framework
Common Questions
Let’s walk through it together.
by Bagchi Law P.C.
"By believing passionately in something that is yet to exist, we create it."
– Franz Kafka
© 2026 Bagchi Law P.C. All rights reserved.
by Bagchi Law P.C.
Counsel for Founders
Founders are asked to make decisions long before they have all the answers.
Bringing on a co-founder. Dividing ownership. Granting equity. Hiring early employees. Raising capital. Responding to investor requests. Navigating disagreements between founders, investors, and other stakeholders. The legal question is often only one part of the decision. The larger question is how today's choices affect ownership, control, and the future of the company.
Counsel for Founders provides direct legal counsel to founders as individuals as they navigate those decisions. The goal is not simply to answer legal questions, but to provide clarity around how those decisions affect ownership, control, and long-term positioning.
This is distinct from representing the company itself. The focus is on the founder's position within the company, including ownership, governance rights, responsibilities, and long-term alignment.
Who we work with
01
The Co-Founder
Forming a company with others and needing clarity on ownership, roles, and expectations before structure is set.
02
The Solo Founder
Deciding how to structure a company and ownership without a partner to pressure-test decisions.
03
The Founder in Transition
Reworking or clarifying equity, roles, or expectations with co-founders or early team members.
04
The Scaling Founder
Putting decision-making structures in place before complexity, conflict, or growth forces it.
The Founder Framework
Common Questions
Let’s walk through it together.
by Bagchi Law P.C.
"By believing passionately in something that is yet to exist, we create it."
– Franz Kafka
© 2026 Bagchi Law P.C. All rights reserved.