When Do Security Laws, Equity, And Venture Funding Overlap?

Posted on: 17 March 2020
One of the trickiest things to navigate in business is figuring out whether and when securities laws apply to your particular situation. For example, when do you need a venture capital (VC) attorney to address SEC compliance issues? Private equity can be a great source of funding, especially as a company transitions from being a scrappy startup to becoming a fully securitized enterprise. It's important, however, to know when compliance should be on your radar.
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A Guide To Getting Your Non-Profit Off The Ground

Posted on: 11 February 2020
According to studies, the non-profit sector accounted for nearly $1 trillion to the United States economy in recent years. While a number of non-profit organizations have been wildly successful, there have been plenty to fail or fall by the wayside. When you are trying to get your organization off the ground, it is imperative that you take time out to handle every foundational piece of the puzzle.  The sooner you take the time to arrange your non-profit in a way that works, the more solid the organization will be for the long haul.
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Does Location Matter For A Workers' Compensation Claim?

Posted on: 30 December 2019
If you have suffered an injury on the job, workers' compensation should cover your medical care, recovery, and, if necessary, loss of income. While this is the theory, reality can often be more complicated. Although many claims are carried out without any complications, it is not uncommon for injured employees to find that their employer or their employer's insurance company is attempting to deny or limit a claim. A common justification for these denials is the location where the injury occurred.
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3 Reasons To Hire An Immigration Lawyer If You're Living In The US On A Visa

Posted on: 30 November 2019
There are various types of visas that are granted to people who want to stay in the United States for a temporary period of time. For example, many students who want to attend college in the United States are able to do so under a student visa. Those who travel to the United States specifically to work can often get a work visa. There are other types of visas, too. If you are living in the United States on a visa or if this is something that you are planning to do, you should work with an immigration attorney.
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