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Strictly Business

A legal blog on private funds, startups, and venture capital.

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Strictly Business

A legal blog on private funds, startups, and venture capital.

  • Startups and Venture Capital

Could a proposed crowd funding securities exemption ever catch on?

Recently, I came across an online petition proposing a new “Startup Exemption” to federal securities registration requirements. You can find the petition at this website: www.startupexemption.com. Like many other similar proposals, its goal is to ease the regulatory burden on…

  • Alexander J. DavieAlexander J. Davie
  • August 17, 2011
  • Startups and Venture Capital

Can a friends and family round include non-accredited investors? Should it?

The so-called “friends and family” round is often the first capital raise a new startup will engage in. Many entrepreneurs often go into it without any knowledge of securities laws and, as a result, end up violating them, sometimes with…

  • Alexander J. DavieAlexander J. Davie
  • August 15, 2011
  • Intellectual Property

Learning About the Basics of Copyright Law

Every now an then, one of my fellow legal bloggers writes an excellent post that I feel would be of tremendous use to my readers. Since a lot of the people who read this blog are entrepreneurs in the media…

  • Alexander J. DavieAlexander J. Davie
  • August 14, 2011
  • General Business Law

Should new business owners incorporate in Delaware?

One question I frequently receive from people seeking to start a new business is whether they should incorporate that new business in Delaware. They frequently hear vague notions of the benefits of incorporation in Delaware but haven’t heard any definitive…

  • Alexander J. DavieAlexander J. Davie
  • August 9, 2011
  • Private Equity and Hedge Funds

Bill Introduced in Congress to Permit Private Companies to Stay Private for Longer

Representative David Schweikert (R-AZ) recently introduced a bill called the “Private Company Flexibility and Growth Act,” which promises to allow private companies to remain private for a longer period of time.  Currently, if on the last day of a company’s fiscal…

  • Alexander J. DavieAlexander J. Davie
  • August 7, 2011
  • General Business Law

There is no such thing as a “1099 employee.”

Business owners will often say that they hired someone as a “1099 employee.” What they actually mean is that the business came to an arrangement with a worker that deems him to be an independent contractor, and as a result,…

  • Alexander J. DavieAlexander J. Davie
  • August 4, 2011
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