Grow Your Startup
Dedicated To Helping You
We believe that there is a fundamental mismatch in how lawyers and entrepreneurs talk about legal. Lawyers are trained to abstract out, but entrepreneurs live in the trenches.
This podcast is meant to bridge the gap.
In every episode we interview an entrepreneur and talk about a legal issue that they faced as they built and scaled their businesses.
We hope it will help you do some pattern recognition, and will give you frameworks for properly contextualizing legal issues.
About Your Host
With over a decade of experience in helping startups and established tech companies such as Facebook, Google, and others, Samar Shah has seen his clients go through it all from inception to IPO and beyond.
He shares his experiences so you can avoid the mistakes his clients (and his guests) have made.
Samar is also a practicing patent attorney at Outlier Patent Attorneys, PLLC
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It is often unclear whether your patents are actually valuable and there is low visibility of timing and costs.
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It is often unclear whether your patents are actually valuable and there is low visibility of timing and costs.
We can help fix that and there is low visibility of timing and costs.
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This podcast helped shape my thoughts on business strategy
It is often unclear whether your patents are actually valuable and there is low visibility of timing and costs.
We can help fix that and there is low visibility of timing and costs.
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