What would is the best way to ensure that an employee options agreement (with a Delaware company) is free from pitfalls or tricks to take those options or the underlying shares away from me again, devalue them etc. Although a professional document review is of course an obvious way, it seems to me that I do not get any guarantee regarding the correctness, completeness of the review.
If you hire an attorney to review the document and advise you, and the attorney screws up, you can sue the attorney for malpractice for the damages you suffer.
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