For example, I want help with a privacy policy and T&C. I made a draft of both after looking at like a dozen similar apps and looking at what they cover, but now I want to find a lawyer to take my rough draft and make it legitimate so I can use it on my website and apps.
FWIW I have no entrepreneurship background in my family so I have to ask around like this even for my dumb questions (thanks).
But also, don't overestimate what a lawyer is going to do. They're not going to make your docs legitimate, but they will spend as much time as you want to pay for working on them and telling you the risks.
They _will_ frequently be able to get you started with docs like that, though. If they've done the work before they'll have a ready to go draft for you.
Appreciate the insight as well.
As an "outsider to law" I... didn't expect that. I thought it would feel "firmer". Just a head's up as you might find yourself getting different advice that you'll have to parse.
I won't post a link here (to avoid self promotion), but if you're still looking for help I'm happy to give you a hand.
That being said, Atlas is getting closer and closer to closing all the gaps. Excited to see what they’re able to accomplish in the next 1 - 2 years. The onerous process (easier in the US than others, but still not easy) inhibits innovation and the easier things become the more folks can focus purely on creating value in the economy.
A really big win in the space recently was the temporary approval for electronic submission of 83(b) paperwork. The more things like that occur (and become permanent) the better off we’ll all be.