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If you invested in a company and received "restricted" securities (usually stock, but possibly notes or partnership units), you need to...

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Numerous federal and state laws and regulations govern how you can solicit and accept money from investors. Penalties for violating the...

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Both the U.S. and State governments regulate raising capital. The ideal is to prospect "accredited investors," which means investors who...