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Usually and investor makes a Due Diligence in the company. Depending on the stage of the company, investor profile, this due diligence can be a formal one, wher
by dudurocha 11y ago
Usually and investor makes a Due Diligence in the company. Depending on the stage of the company, investor profile, this due diligence can be a formal one, where you hire external auditors to make the process or in a more early-stage phase you can do VC firm (or angel) makes the due diligence themselves.
Either way, at least in Brazilian Law (I work with VC in Brazil, but I imagine there is something similiar in USA), we have a "Hidden Liabilities" clause in our termsheet. It says that anything prior to the investors investiment is liable to the founders only.
- jbverschoor 11y agoIf an investor does not include such a clause and doesn't do proper due diligence but everything was handed over... It works the other way around with all the ways people get screwed over by the other side.
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