benhatten
EverFi - EDTech Startup backed by NEA, Tomorrow Ventures, Michael Chasen and more. Creating learning platforms for k12 thru college with a major big data component. We're hiring for: * Software Engineers(Ruby on Rails) * UX/UI * Sys Admin * Product Managers * Account Managers
Check out our job page here http://everfi.me/A5KvMG or get in touch at [email protected]
Why Companies Should Force Employees to Unplug
We're looking for Rails and Flash Developers.
email me - ben at everfi dot com
Education Start Up - just raised a large series A from NEA.
We're looking for all sorts of people - from product managers to front designers to back end engineers, we're hiring across the board. Also open to internships.
If interested, drop me a note at ben at everfi dot com.
4 Questions to Ask about Licensing Agreements
New Lawyer Rating Site leveraging Facebook Open Graph
New Rating Site For StartUp Lawyers
Looking for Feedback on an new product - Yelp for Lawyers
http://pier.legalriver.com/were-getting-ready-to-launch-a-new-product-please-help-us-out/
We run a marketplace connecting businesses & attorneys, and we're going to be launching a new site that allows start up founders to review lawyers they've worked with. Looking for some feedback
Developing Your Start Up's Board of Directors
Why Start Up Founders Should Be Nervous about Arbitration Clauses in Contracts
How early should a start up starting talking a lawyer?
Business Law Stack Overflow Q&A
http://answers.legalriver.com/
Get your questions answered on business law for your startup
Licensing Your Technology to the Government - Mistakes people make
http://pier.legalriver.com/licensing-to-the-government/
legal river's blog - goes into the ins and outs of working with the government as a client- good but not great
Misunderstandings Around Taking in Friends & Family $$$
http://pier.legalriver.com/friends-and-family-investment/
decent article about taking in a FFF round & some of the regulations around it
Thinking Non Compete Agreements are Un-Enforceable
Good but not great discussion of trying to start a new company if you've signed a non-compete having worked for a bigger company