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Crowdfunding: How the Internet Is Changing Securities Laws
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Crowdfunding: How the Internet Is Changing Securities Laws
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Discussion of the current crowdfunding landscape, the SEC’s new crowdfunding regulations and the potential opportunities and liabilities for investors, issuers and portals.
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Crowdfunding: How the Internet is Changing Securities Laws (Jul 2014)
Shawn M. Shillington, Marshall M. Gandy
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Crowdfunding: How the Internet is Changing Securities Laws (Jul 2014)
Discussion of the current crowdfunding landscape, the SEC’s new crowdfunding regulations and the potential opportunities and liabilities for investors, issuers and portals.
Originally presented: Jul 2014 LLCs, LPs and Partnerships
Shawn M. Shillington,
Drillinginfo - Austin, TX
Marshall M. Gandy,
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission - Fort Worth, TX