When a startup hires its first lawyer—the startup general counsel or #startupGC—that lawyer is suddenly on triage duty in every area of law that may be relevant to the fledgling venture. Whatever your background, whether it's contracts, M&A, employment, regulatory compliance, or something else entirely, you are going to have blind spots and you're going to need to fill them quickly.There is no training for this, and you won't have the time or financial resources to keep a rolodex of subject matter experts on speed dial.This is where The Entrepreneur's Lawyer™ comes in. For the newly minted #startupGC—or any lawyer who needs to get up to speed quickly in an unfamiliar area of the law—we'll provide articles, videos, podcasts, and events with practical overviews and pointers on both substance and strategy. We'll also create short guides to help you meld legal strategy with business operations to provide rock solid counsel to your startup's operations team.One of your most important responsibilities as #startupGC will be issue-spotting across a broad spectrum. Your operations team will need you to help them "color within the lines." And you will need to know when you can handle things in-house, and when it's time to invest in outside counsel.What you'll find at The Entrepreneur's Lawyer™ is comprehensive, practical, and useful information, together with a membership community and events where you can lean on other #startupGCs for support, resources, and guidance.