Apache-2.0GeneralData protection
Guides internal privacy audit program design and execution including risk-based audit planning, scope definition, fieldwork procedures, finding classification, evidence gathering, remediation tracking, and management reporting. Covers audit universe definition, annual audit plan, working papers, and closure verification. Keywords: internal audit, privacy audit, fieldwork, remediation, findings, audit plan.
Apache-2.0GeneralCommercial
Drafts international distribution agreements for cross-border supplier–distributor relationships. Covers appointment/territory, Incoterms, pricing/payment, export controls, sanctions, FCPA/UKBA, data protection, IP licensing, termination, and international arbitration. Trigger when drafting distribution agreements, cross-border supply contracts, dealer agreements, or exclusive distributor appointments.
Apache-2.0GeneralCommercial
Drafts an international distribution agreement covering appointment, territory, exclusivity, Incoterms, export controls, sanctions, anti-corruption, IP licensing, and dispute resolution. Use when drafting or revising a cross-border distribution agreement, exclusive distributor appointment, or global channel contract. Triggers: international distribution, exclusive distributor, Incoterms, export controls, sanctions, anti-corruption, CISG opt-out.
MITGeneralFinance
Use when drafting a venture capital investment agreement for a Series A, B, or C round — covering investment terms, preferred share rights, anti-dilution protection, liquidation preference, board composition, investor veto rights, and protective provisions. Applicable for startups raising capital across MENA (UAE, DIFC, ADGM, KSA, LB, EG), UK, EU, and US. Trigger when a startup and its investors need to document a priced equity round and the full suite of investor protections.
MITGeneralCorporate
Reviews venture and private-investment documents — term sheets, letters of intent, share subscription agreements, shareholders' agreements, investment agreements, joint-venture agreements, constitutional rights packages, and side letters — from one identified party's position (founder, investor, majority, minority, company, or JV partner). Covers control/governance, ownership and economics (liquidation preference, anti-dilution, pre-emption, future funding), transfers and exits (drag, tag, ROFR/ROFO), founder/leaver terms, deadlock and default, and consistency between a term sheet and the definitive documents implementing it. Use for "review this SHA from the founder's side", "check this SSA against our term sheet", "flag anything off-market in this term sheet", or "review this JV agreement for the minority partner". Distinct from founders-agreement-drafter and negotiation-position-planner. Fires for any term sheet or definitive investment/shareholder document, from either side.
MITGeneralCorporate
Use when closing an equity financing round — seed, Series A, or later stage — requiring the full suite of closing documents (SPA, Investors' Rights Agreement, Voting Agreement, ROFR/Co-Sale, Amended Articles, cap table, board resolutions, legal opinion, side letters). Covers the full closing workflow from signed term sheet through wire transfer and post-closing filings, with MENA-specific considerations for DIFC, ADGM, UAE, and KSA financing rounds.
MITGeneralIP
Use when drafting an Intellectual Property Assignment Agreement transferring ownership of a portfolio of IP rights (patents, trademarks, copyright, designs, trade secrets, software) from an assignor to an assignee. Covers required inputs, document structure including the critical further-assurances and power-of-attorney provisions, moral rights handling across civil-law and common-law jurisdictions (MENA, FR, UK, US), jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction registry perfection obligations, and common use cases including M&A IP cleanup, founder-to-company, and consultant-to-client transfers.