Our guest today is Bryce Tingle. Bryce is a person who has worn many hats over the course of his career.
He was a co-founder and partner of TingleMerrett LLP, which focused on securities and corporate finance for growth companies.
He has been a founding member of multiple companies active in the technology, energy and financial industries.
He is currently an Associate Professor and holds the N. Murray Edwards Chair in Business Law at the University of Calgary.
On top of all of that, Bryce literally wrote the textbook on Startup Law in Canada.
Bryce was kind enough to bring his vast amount of experience to the show where we covered a lot of ground including:
How Bryce became a start-up lawyer, and ultimately, one of the leading voices in startup law in Canada;
What inspired Bryce to write the textbook on entrepreneurial law in Canada;
The different mindset lawyers need when advising start-up companies versus more established players; and
Bryce’s advice for lawyers who want to work with start-up companies.
For more on Bryce, you can connect with him on LinkedIn, or check out his articles on SSRN.
If you are a lawyer interested in working with start-ups, make sure you pick up a copy of his book “Start-Up and Growth Companies, A Guide to Legal and Business Practice 3rd ed.”
Trust me on this one, it is well worth the price!
Corporate Finance and Canadian Law - Christopher Nicholls
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