Dane Fogdall
Attorney
Dane Trueblood-Fogdall joined Founders Law in 2025 and is an associate attorney at the firm.
During law school, Dane discovered a deep interest in the intersection between, business, intellectual property, and tech law; to follow that interest he practiced for a year with the University of Colorado Entrepreneurial Law Clinic, earning honors, and served as a student note editor for the Colorado Tech Law Journal. Prior to joining Founders, Dane worked in-house for PCL Construction and Wiland Inc. where he assisted on a variety of corporate and AI policy matters.
Dane graduated with his J.D. from the University of Colorado in May 2025, and earned his B.A., summa cum laude, in Music from Fort Lewis College in 2018.
Insights & Articles
November 18, 2025
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Stephen Curry’s recent split from Under Armour after more than a decade of partnership highlights a simple truth. Control of your intellectual property is control of your future. For founders, IP is often the most valuable asset they will create. It determines leverage, long-term valuation, and whether the brand they built remains theirs as the company grows.
November 4, 2025
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Getting your founder split right (and fixing it when it’s not) is one of the most important legal and governance steps before your first institutional raise. At Founders Law, we advise clients to treat equity structuring as a living process—something that should evolve with the company rather than remain static. Here’s how to think about it pragmatically, and what to do if the original allocation no longer fits your company’s reality.