Daniel Adams | Source | Co Founder at Arbor Law
Daniel Adams
Dan Adams is co-founder of Arbor Law with over 20 years’ experience advising media and technology companies on legal and strategic matters.
He has worked with many start-ups supporting them all through their lifecycle from seed funding to exit. He also advises large corporates on general commercial matters.
He began his career in 1999 at city law firms Olswang and Baker McKenzie. After completing an MBA in 2007, he worked with media and technology companies including EMI, Time Warner and National Geographic in a mix of business development, strategy and legal roles. He also co-founded my own tech start-up, which gave him hands-on experience of the realities of raising equity investment and building a business.
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Arbor Law
Co Founder
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Consultant
Consultant
Oct 2014 – Mar 2019 -
Zefr
VP International Business Development & Strategy
Jun 2014 – Jun 2019
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Protect your start-up with a simplified shareholders’ agreement
Dan Adams, co-founder of legal advice for start-up businesses specialist, Arbor Law, suggests a simple way co-founders can protect their young business and ensure stable scalability.
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Risky business, please: appetite for legal risk in startups | Startups Magazine
Bill Gates said, “to win big, you sometimes have to take big risks.” He was right. Startups need to embrace risk, but they must ensure their legal team aligns with their risk appetite, says Dan Adams, Founder of legal advice for startups specialist, Arbor Law.
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Last month LexisNexis published its most recent report into the smaller end of the UK legal market. The Brief looks at its key findings.
Last month LexisNexis published its most recent report into the smaller end of the UK legal market. The Brief looks at its key findings.
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Regtech Expert Daniel Adams on Compliance Challenges and AI Automation
Dan highlights that compliance teams struggle with rapid regulatory changes, multi-jurisdictional compliance, and data management. He suggests that tougher penalties should be balanced with guidance. RegTech platforms, AI automation, and risk orchestration are key solutions, enhancing fraud detection, predictive analytics, and agility against emerging threats.
