Monthly Archives: June 2023
Rule 144, 101: Explaining The Most Common Securities Exception
There are several types of securities sold on the U.S. market, including restricted and control. Control (not ‘controlled’) securities are those held by an affiliate of the company, while restricted securities are most often offered to investors via private sales. Neither restricted nor control securities can be resold in the U.S. unless they are… Read More »
Merger & Integration Clauses In Florida Business Contracts
Despite its name, a merger & integration clause (MIC) in a Florida business contract has nothing to do with mergers and acquisitions. MICs are clauses that attempt to establish that the written terms of a contract are the ‘complete and final agreement’ between the parties, to the exclusion of outside (also called “parol”) evidence…. Read More »
Enlisting Outside Corporate Counsel Can Help Save Your Company
When getting off the ground, some small businesses simply do not require much legal assistance. However, the need almost always becomes pressing as a company grows – simply too much is going on for the average business owner to handle on their own. Having a general counsel for your business is always a good… Read More »
Moving Your Business To Florida
It is not uncommon, depending on the industry, for successful businesses to migrate from state to state, if their market research leads them to do so. Florida is attractive for several different lines of work, including real estate and finance. However, one cannot simply pick up and relocate to Florida; certain legal requirements must… Read More »
