Paul A. Swegle

Paul helps entrepreneurs build, fund, launch and market innovative products, services and technologies. He has served as general counsel to 20+ companies and has helped build and sell companies to Capital One, Abbott Laboratories, ING, and Nortek. Paul currently serves as in-house Chief Legal Officer/General Counsel to ten companies in the SaaS, artificial intelligence, sports betting, medical diagnostics, virtual health, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, and retail technology sectors, while serving as outside counsel to companies in e-commerce, consumer products, fintech, financial services, and technology security. He began his legal career with the U.S. SEC and the Department of Justice. Paul is an Adjunct Law Professor at both Seattle University School of Law and Gonzaga University School of Law, teaching “Counseling Startups: Law, Regulation and Fundraising,” and his books “Startup Law and Fundraising” and “Contract Drafting and Negotiation” are widely used in law and MBA schools. He speaks frequently to law, MBA and entrepreneurship classes around the country, and to other business, legal, and investment groups, including recent talks at: Stanford Law School University of Washington School of Law, Commotion Lab University of Virginia School of Law UC San Diego, Rady School of Management Rice University Graduate School of Business University of Notre Dame George Mason University Law School The Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado The University at Buffalo Law School Loyola Marymount School of Law University of Memphis School of Law Gonzaga School of Law Wayne State University School of Business Arizona State University School of Electrical, Computer & Energy Paul's business law blog can be found at www.StartupGC.us. His books are published exclusively by Business Law Seminar Group, LLC. Independent book stores and book procurement staff: If you wish to buy Paul's books at wholesale costs or you have unique procurement needs, please email businesslawseminargroup@gmail.com.