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Beyond the Flip: Longer-Term Implications of Operating a Multinational Group Structure
U.S. expansion is not simply about forming a new entity. It’s about building a structure that supports the company’s next stage of growth. Before rushing into a Delaware flip or forming a U.S. entity, consider the most common paths founders take—and the trade-offs each involves.
Beyond the Flip: Structuring Your U.S. Expansion for Scale, Not Just Speed
While much attention is paid to the mechanics of the Delaware flip itself, founders should also consider the longer-term implications of operating a multinational group structure.
The (Unsuccessful) Great Migration: Where to Form Your Company and Why
For companies considering a jurisdictional move, here are some of the required steps, considerations and typical documentation that accompany such a move.
Choosing Your Business Court: What Texas’s New Business Court Means for Contracts and Strategy
The rise of business courts reflects growing competition between states to offer efficient forums that meet the needs of businesses to attract new businesses to their state and away from Delaware.
Delaware or Texas: Where Should You Incorporate in 2025?
If you're launching a startup in 2025, one of your first questions might be: “Where should I incorporate?” For decades, the most popular answer has been Delaware, but Texas is emerging as a serious contender for Delaware’s crown. Which should you choose?
Delaware 101: Why Is Everyone Incorporating There?
Whether you started thinking about incorporating earlier this morning or you’re a serial founder about to launch your fifth unicorn, the Delaware incorporation might seem like an odd phenomenon.