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[Music] welcome back to this week in startups im your host jason calikanis you know me uh and we are going over legal basics in a special series with my friends over at wilsons encini becky degraw is back with me she is a partner at wilson sincini she has been there since i think 2007. so over a decade at the same firm you might have heard of this firm theyve literally incorporated google so they know what theyre doing but they really love working with young startups in fact i gotta think becky working with the young startups versus the big ones its kind of more fun to work with the earlier stage ones isnt it the big ones have tons of lawyers tons of like complex issues its a lot of fun to work with the small startups isnt it it is it is uh when i started many moons ago at wilson sincini i i did a little bit of everything i worked with startups i ventured into you know capital markets and did also public company representation and i never really liked the public company represe