The Isolated Offering, Vol 9, Issue 3

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The Isolated Offering
A Newsletter of The Lebrecht Group, APLC
March 12, 2009
Volume 09, Number 3
In This Issue

TLG Launches New Website

The Long Arm of the (Securities) Law
Featured Attorney Bio
Craig V. Butler, Esq.

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TLG Launches New Website

On March 10, 2009, The Lebrecht Group, APLC, launched its revised website atwww.thelebrechtgroup.com.

In addition to expanded information regarding the firm’s practice areas and its attorneys, the website provides streaming news from the Securities and Exchange Commission and Law.com, as well as links to useful corporate securities law information.  Of particular note is the firm’s Publications page, which includes articles written by the firm’s attorneys and access to the firm’s newsletter, both of which feature information on a wide variety of corporate securities topics.  The website also includes the basic forms for several regular transactions, such as Rule 144 opinions and annual meeting minutes.

Please visit the website often to keep abreast of the most recent corporate securities law issues and for updates on the firm and its attorneys.


The Long Arm of the (Securities) Law

Featured Client Link:
intellisurvey

 

In the world of securities law what you don’t know can hurt you.  Securities laws reach significantly more transactions than most companies or legal practitioners realize and the failure to properly comply with these laws can have dire consequences.

Securities laws can be confusing and convoluted for both companies and legal practitioners alike.  However, this does not make the subject any different from several other complex legal subjects.  But unlike other areas of the law, where the applicability of the law is known and the confusion arises in the context of how the law applies the confusion surrounding securities law often causes companies and legal practitioners to fail to realize that their transaction is even governed by federal and state securities laws at all. . . .  [more]