I second this ... Barry and Davners are amazing guys and know what start ups what. I highly recommend them.

I have known them for a while and think they do know what start ups want.

-Chirdeep
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From: [address removed] [mailto:[address removed]] On Behalf Of Steve Ganly

Sent: 19 January 2009 14:06

To: [address removed]

Subject: Re: [entrepreneur-1056] Lawyer recommendation needed
Give Danvers at Winston & Strawn a call

  Danvers Baillieu <[address removed]>
Danvers and Barry go to lots of startup events (like minibar)

and have a very good handle on the requirements of startups.
In fact, several months ago they started running monthly

seminars called BootLaw

  http://www.meetup...

which I'd highly recommend attending.
The last bootlaw session was last week, where they covered

license agreements - including T & C's.
Tell them I said hi,
Steve.
On Mon, Jan 19, 2009 at 08:56:54AM -0500, Trent Williams wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> Can anyone recommend a good lawyer for a startup that understands and preferably has experience in IT, mainly writing and protecting sites with terms and conditions as well as privacy (not that my sites do anything wrong - I just want to be covered properly).

>

> I have a couple of private startups and want these things sorted and basically have a lawyer to work with when needed.

>

> Or any other suggestion about having good terms and conditions written up is appreciated.

>

> Email me directly if you do not want to post details to the list.

>

> Thanks

> Trent Williams
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