Product Description

Barriers to entry continue to fall for businesses with the advance of technology and internet-based applications and services. This leads many entrepreneurs to seek capital where they find virtually everything else—over the internet. With proposed federal rules that run contrary to decades of regulatory philosophy in flux, a myriad of state regulatory gap-filling attempts, and an explosion of fundraising websites, lawyers advising capital-seeking enterprises need to know the current state of the regulatory landscape in this area—as well as be able to advise clients on the practicality and consequences of choosing one capital-raising method over another.

In this new program, leading practitioners in the field analyze the legal and business points of internet-based fundraising in a small, highly-focused, fast-paced conversational setting. Bring your questions to customize the agenda and join the dialogue.

Agenda & Materials

• What Crowdfunding Is and Background and Overview of the Traditional Securities Laws Regime

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  Peter I. Dunn, Esq., Casner & Edwards LLP , Boston
  

• Types of Crowdfunding and Current State of Federal and State Regulation; Crowdfunding Alternatives (Overview of Regulation A+ Offering and Reg. D Offerings with Unaccredited Investors)

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  Benjamin M. Hron, Esq., McCarter & English LLP , Boston
  Joseph R. Martinez, Esq., Morse , Waltham
  

• Nuts and Bolts: When, How and Why to Crowdfund (and Why Not)

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  Theodore M. Grannatt, Esq., McCarter & English LLP , Boston
  Jeremy D. Halpern, Esq., Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP , Boston
  

Please Note

MCLE webcasts are delivered completely online, underscoring their convenience and appeal. There are no published print materials. All written materials are available electronically only. They are posted 24 hours prior to the program and can be accessed, downloaded, or printed from your computer.

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