>You are missing my point: if you think you need a lawyer to review a document you obtained elsewhere, you're gonna have a bad time.
I'm not sure why you keep saying this. I had my new lawyer review the botched up work done by the previous lawyer to determine what part to fix and what to throw away (part of the paperwork was already filed, so it had to be reviewed), and it wasn't a big deal at all. Sure it would be cheaper to use the paperwork from the new lawyer - he wouldn't have to read it, but your point of it being hard to do is not supported by my experience.
Clerky has advantage of scale - if everyone knows them except for your lawyer, you will pay your lawyer more to get acquainted with Clerky terms, but your partners/investors will end up moving quicker because they already know what it is. Time==money. Eventually, you will be able to shop for lawyer who already knows Clerky package, that's when it will be an even bigger win.
I'm not sure why you keep saying this. I had my new lawyer review the botched up work done by the previous lawyer to determine what part to fix and what to throw away (part of the paperwork was already filed, so it had to be reviewed), and it wasn't a big deal at all. Sure it would be cheaper to use the paperwork from the new lawyer - he wouldn't have to read it, but your point of it being hard to do is not supported by my experience.
Clerky has advantage of scale - if everyone knows them except for your lawyer, you will pay your lawyer more to get acquainted with Clerky terms, but your partners/investors will end up moving quicker because they already know what it is. Time==money. Eventually, you will be able to shop for lawyer who already knows Clerky package, that's when it will be an even bigger win.