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What's next

for your business?

Our services

What's next for your business?

01

You're getting ready to raise

A funding round moves quickly once it starts. The cap table, deal structure and key terms all affect what you can negotiate — and what you walk away with.

We help you prepare what needs preparing, negotiate the terms that matter and get the round across the line.

Critical decision points

Arco works with

You’re about to negotiate a term sheet

You’re deciding how the investment should be structured

New investors will change the cap table or control

You need to understand which terms really matter before signing

The round involves investors, entities or structures across more than one jurisdiction

Shareholder agreements

Term sheets

Investment agreements

SAFE / WISE

Convertibles

Cap tables

Articles of association

Governance

02

You want great people to grow with you

An incentive programme can help you attract and retain the people who will build the next stage of the company. The challenge is making it work not only today, but as the company grows — particularly when teams, employees and tax regimes span several countries.

 

We help you design the programme strategically and build it to work across the jurisdictions you need.

Critical decision points

You want to give key people a meaningful stake in the upside

You’re choosing between different incentive structures

The team sits across several countries

You’re expanding an existing programme into a new jurisdiction

A funding round, exit or key hire changes what the programme needs to achieve

You are making choices that will be expensive or difficult to reverse later

Arco works with

KPO

Warrants

Incentive programmes

Vesting

Good leaver / bad leaver

Strike price

Global incentive structures

03

A deal can change the next chapter

When the commercial opportunity is strong, the legal work should help get the deal signed — not turn risk avoidance into the goal.

We focus on the issues that actually affect the deal, negotiate from the company’s commercial position and help get to an agreement both sides can sign.

Critical decision points

A customer or partner could materially change the business

The other side sends its own agreement and the terms are heavily one-sided

Liability, IP, exclusivity or termination terms could affect the commercial value

Negotiations are getting stuck in legal detail

The deal needs to close quickly

The agreement will become the basis for future customer or partner deals

Arco works with

Customer agreements

Supplier agreements

Terms & Conditions

SaaS agreements

SLA

Partnership agreements

Reseller agreements

Agency agreements

04

Your next move changes the rules

You’re entering a new country or market

A new product introduces regulatory requirements you have not dealt with before

You’re introducing AI or a new use of data into the product

An enterprise customer raises requirements that could affect how you operate

Different jurisdictions create conflicting or unfamiliar requirements

Legal uncertainty is starting to delay a launch or commercial decision

Critical decision points

A new product, technology or market can take you into territory where regulation is still evolving — or where the rules change from one jurisdiction to the next.

 

We help you work out what genuinely needs to be solved before you move, where there is room to manoeuvre and how to keep the legal work connected to the launch or expansion itself.

Arco works with

GDPR

DPA

DPIA

Privacy

Data mapping

AI regulation

Compliance

Intellectual property

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Entrepreneurs at heart.
Lawyers by training.

Founded by Victoria Kopylov and Lise Alm, Arco brings together a team of lawyers with experience from both inside companies and alongside them — in commercial C-level roles, top law firms, and startups moving from pre-seed to global scale. Our experience spans multiple industries, across both hardware and software.

We know when legal needs to lead, when it needs to support, and when it simply needs to get out of the way.

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