Tech startups often must juggle complex legal issues, involving everything from IP to regulation, with at most one in-house attorney and often none, instead relying on outside counsel.

The challenges are even more daunting for startups in highly regulated industries, such as health care. The first in-house attorney often comes aboard to help usher a product through regulatory approval and commercial launch.

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