Patrick Bello provides legal support for small to mid-size emerging and high-growth technology businesses, investors, and entrepreneurs, as well as sophisticated operating enterprises. Mr. Bello’s goal is to provide a concierge-level of support for business transactions at a reasonable cost. He understands that having a firm grasp of operational knowledge and the principles of his client’s business enables him to become a true member of their team.
Partnering with businesses to understand their needs adds value to the comprehensive understanding of the law that Patrick brings to each client. Mr. Bello’s skills and insight have been developed through his education and experience. He was the Director of Due Diligence for the Mid-Atlantic Region of an international Angel investing organization, and a former Adjunct Professor with the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Institute (“IEI”) in the Fox School of Business at Temple University. He graduated from the Thomas R. Kline School of Law at Drexel University and is admitted to practice in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
These are some of Patrick Bello’s practice areas:
• Entity Selection, Formation, and Structure
• Raising Capital (Equity, Convertible Debt, and SAFE financings)
• Angel Investing and Venture Capital
• Mergers and Acquisitions (“M&A”)
• Protecting Intellectual Property (“IP”)
• Securities Offerings and Compliance
• Recapitalizations and Corporate Clean-up
• Business Operations and Growth
• Corporate Governance
• Website and Mobile App Terms of Use and Privacy Policies
• Master Services Contracts and Data Privacy
• SaaS Services and IP Licensing
• Independent Contractor, Founder, and Employee Matters
• Investor Pitch Decks and Due Diligence
• Equity Issuances / Option Grants
• General Consulting and Negotiations Support
• Outside General Counsel
In addition to being the principal attorney for Provisor Law, Patrick provides Of Counsel services to Wilftek and other firms in Philadelphia, New York City, and Los Angeles. His experience and depth of knowledge on matters affecting businesses include identifying and planning for the differences in East Coast vs West Coast parties and transactions.
