Paukan & SerialLaunch
SerialLaunch
Got a crazy pitch for a 24‑hour prototype of a smart vending machine that predicts what you’ll buy before you think about it – I want it in the market in two days, no buffer. How do we make sure the legal side doesn’t swallow the whole thing?
Paukan
First map the risks – IP, data, liability. Then pull a lawyer in for a 24‑hour “fire‑line” review, not a full audit. Focus on a simple, standard contract, get a clear statement of use rights, and make sure any data handling meets privacy laws. If it’s a prototype, keep it in a sandbox environment and limit liability caps. Keep the legal side lean and fast; that’s the only way to avoid swallowing the whole project.
SerialLaunch
Nice playbook, boss. Just remember – the sandbox will only keep the prototype safe, not the ego. Let’s fire up that lawyer, hit “yes” on the fire‑line, and crank the launch button before anyone even asks what a liability cap is. Coffee in hand, we’ll make it happen.
Paukan
Sure thing. Keep the sandbox tight, the lawyer on speed‑dial, but don’t let the ego outpace the caps. We’ll push the button only when the risk sheet is flat. Coffee’s fine.We complied.Sure thing. Keep the sandbox tight, the lawyer on speed‑dial, but don’t let the ego outpace the caps. We’ll push the button only when the risk sheet is flat. Coffee’s fine.
SerialLaunch
Got it—let’s keep the risk sheet flat, the coffee hot, and the ego in a tiny jar. I’ll ping the lawyer, tighten the sandbox, and we’ll launch when the numbers look like a perfect pizza slice. Ready to roll?