August Update: AI Legislation You Need to Know

Welcome to More From Fourscore

What new resources do we have for you this month? Take a look at our quick video from Fourscore Attorney Ben Jacob.

How to Navigate Stakeholder Meetings

If your startup is based in Delaware and has investors, you're legally required to hold a yearly stockholder meeting unless everyone agrees in writing. These meetings require proper notice, a minimum number of voters, and official records. You can hold them virtually, too. Learn more.

Client Tell: Left Main REI

Check out our recent feature on client Left Main REI, a Salesforce‑based CRM tailored to real estate investors. Left Main recently closed a successful seed financing, and Fourscore was proud to guide the company through investment negotiations, legal structuring, equity planning, and compliance.

Congress Blocks AI Regulation Ban

Congress unanimously (99–1) rejected a proposal that would have barred states from regulating AI for a decade, preserving state-level authority. Businesses now face a fragmented compliance landscape, as some states push forward with diverse AI laws covering bias, transparency, and risk mitigation. We've broken it all down on the blog.

Picture on the top is by Emiliano Vittoriosi and is in the public domain.

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