Securities Issues for Transaction Attorneys: Mitigating Risk, Responding to Claims
Recording of a 90-minute premium CLE video webinar with Q&A
This CLE webinar will provide corporate counsel with guidance in how to spot securities law issues that may impact a proposed transaction or raising of capital, and steps to take to mitigate against the risks associated with an SEC or state investigation or private party litigation.
Outline
- Securities best practices for putting together capital-raising transactions
- Common securities issues in transactions and business matters
- Strategies for responding to SEC and state inquiries and investigations
- Voluntarily responding vs. legal options
- Anticipating common issues
- When to disclose an investigation
Benefits
The panel will review these and other important issues:
- What securities issues should be considered when a client is seeking investors?
- What securities issues should be considered when investing in a startup or emerging company?
- How should a company respond to an SEC or state inquiry?
- When should an SEC investigation be disclosed to a company's investors or lenders, and what form should it take?
Faculty
Paul L. Vorndran
Shareholder
Jones & Keller
Mr. Vorndran represents clients in complex civil financial matters before state and federal courts and in a variety of... | Read More
Mr. Vorndran represents clients in complex civil financial matters before state and federal courts and in a variety of arbitration forums. He has extensive experience in the areas of investment, securities, and insurance regulation and litigation.
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Shareholder
Jones & Keller
Mr. Hamilton practices in corporate, securities, business, finance, and transactions law, including public and private... | Read More
Mr. Hamilton practices in corporate, securities, business, finance, and transactions law, including public and private offerings of debt and equity securities, mergers and acquisitions, business formation and financing, venture and equity capital, business and technology transactions, international transactions, structured finance, construction, natural resources, and trademarks.
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