Crowdfunding is a powerful tool for most startups and businesses. Crowdfunding can provide access to capital without relying solely on traditional funding sources like friends and family, banks, or venture... read more →
When talking about business financing, we see that private placement has emerged as a compelling avenue for companies seeking to fuel their growth. With its rising popularity, understanding the private... read more →
Are you considering a private placement memorandum (PPM) capital raise? The decision to seek legal assistance is a pivotal one, and an experienced private placement attorney can prove to be... read more →
As a corporate strategies consultant with a firm that focuses exclusively on authoring business plans, private placement memorandum (Regulation D rules 504, 505 and 506), facilitating initial and/or direct public... read more →
Regarding the sale of private placements, it is very important for clients to recognize that the investment landscape has changed over the past few years. I’m, specifically, referring to the... read more →
An institutional quality investor package includes (1) a PPM drafted by an experienced securities law firm with experienced PPM lawyers, like ours; (2) an institutional quality business plan; and (3) an... read more →
This article explains in detail how to determine when promissory notes are securities and when they are not. Why do you care, you may ask? Well, the answer is simple:... read more →
Any stock purchased in a private offering is transformed into restricted stock and therefore, becomes a restricted security. Restricted securities must be sold in compliance with Rule 144, The Section... read more →
Any individual selling stock for another must comply with the broker laws imposed by the SEC. This is true whether the individual is a family member, friend, director or employee. ... read more →
Here is a brief discussion of how to locate and solicit investors for a private placement. This article covers offerings for angels or VCs under Regulation D, Rule 504 or... read more →