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I've read some of the old reddit threads and current developments. I found this review list, mostly of US firms:http://blog.datafox.com/6-lexoo-competitors-connecting-lawyers-and-clients-with-online-legal-platforms/The relevant one for me is Lexoo and I'm not sure what all the differences are yet. I know that Lexoo seems to be some kind of broker service and probably gets paid commission.Reading the other threads some of the takeaways were:Get incorporated before you start tradingTalk to a good, certified REAL lawyer rather than just rely on piecemeal online servicesBoilerplate T&C's might be good enough most of the time but not all of the time. I've done all mine this way (privacy policy, terms of use and terms of service) but not sure if they're watertight.Another related risk is being sued, I found this article useful (his blog is recommended reading IMO):https://bothsidesofthetable.com/why-lawsuits-are-on-the-rise-at-startups-and-what-to-do-about-it-83f80676bfd4He has a checklist at the end. Not all of it applies to me yet, and most of it seems to be plain common sense.