VLT Counsel
The legal structure a company runs on: its formation, its governance, its agreements and the terms of its capital, built and maintained as working systems rather than shelf documents.
Valantai Counsel sits inside client mandates alongside the other VLT modules, so the legal layer is engineered with the same discipline as the build, the raise and the commerce it supports.
Live now, with the module set expanding as each is completed and tested.
Legal documents assembled from Valantai master templates: configure the parties, the governing law and the protections, and a consistent execution draft is generated in the browser. Term sheets and heads of terms are live now, for investment rounds, commercial deals and senior hires. They state the capitalisation the price is calculated on, which is the term that decides most of the outcome and the one most often left vague. The binding agreements they lead to are built and in legal review.
Live Enter the generatorBoard and shareholder governance designed for how the company actually operates: decision rights, reserved matters, committees and the documents that hold them in place.
Coming soonEntity design and formation across the jurisdictions Valantai operates in, structured for the ownership, tax and capital plans that follow.
Coming soonThe legal side of the raise: instruments, terms and closing mechanics, coordinated with VLT Capital so the paper matches the process.
Coming soonCounsel-level input to strategic moves: structures, options and their legal consequences, mapped before commitments are made.
Coming soonValantai Counsel is not a law firm and does not provide formal legal advice in any jurisdiction. Its output consists of working documents, structures and analysis for review by the parties and their advisers, and no solicitor-client or attorney-client relationship is created by engaging with it.
Where a matter needs formal legal advice, we can introduce qualified individuals in the relevant jurisdiction who provide it independently and on their own terms. Restrictive covenants, regulated activity and anything outside English law should always be taken to qualified counsel before signature.