[pg]

If they're representing you, they're legally required to act in your interest, and they take that pretty seriously. I can't think of a case among all the startups we've funded where the startup felt their lawyers were selling out to the investors. There have been all sorts of disputes with lawyers (excessive bills, slowness, incompetence), but never that.

[ivankirigin]

Technically, they are representing the company, not you personally. It is an important difference that doesn't really come up often AFAIK