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Public Company Securities Registration |
Public Company Securities Registration. So you’re thinking about taking your privately held company public, but you have some reservations or concerns, right? That is completely understandable. Taking your company public is a big step and it can be fraught with unknowns, headaches, problems, confusion, high (unexpected?) costs… But fear not. We are here to help you every step of the way and, as a result of our research and experience, we can provide you with time and money saving advice/options. This short article will go over some of the benefits of going public, briefly overview some available stock markets/exchanges, and discuss a relatively quick and cost efficient method / route to becoming publicly traded. See More… (click link here) |
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Securities: |
We make sure you get what you deserve. Securities are only as good as the future profitability of the corporation. They include stock, bonds and debentures issued by corporations and governments as evidence of ownership and terms of payment or of dividends or final pay-off. These are called securities and the registration of which is required under federal rules pursuant to the Securities Act of 1933 and state securities law. Certain securities may be sold without registration if eligible for one of several exemptions under federal and state law. < more info > |
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Corporates: |
Allow us to help you Stay on Top. Corporate Law is the field of law concerning creation and regulation of corporations and other business organizations. This includes the law governing relationships among various constituents of a corporation. It is of utmost importance to seek exceptional legal advice before moving forward and creating a corporation. Serota got the extra mile by providing informative consulting to ensure your business decisions are legally sound, productive. < more info >
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Trusts: |
We make sure you get what you deserve. Securities are only as good as the future profitability of the corporation. They include stock, bonds and debentures issued by corporations and governments as evidence of ownership and terms of payment or of dividends or final pay-off. These are called securities and the registration of which is required under federal rules pursuant to the Securities Act of 1933 and state securities law. Certain securities may be sold without registration if eligible for one of several exemptions under federal and state law. < more info >
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Bankruptcy: |
Yes... we can help you find a way out. Don't panic! Oftentimes a divorce, business downturn or other unexpected events will force a business owner to turn to bankruptcy as a remedy to avoid financial collapse. Because regulations related to filing bankruptcy are so complex, and filing may not even be necessary it certain circumstances, it is essential to consult with attorneys like Serota before taking this drastic step. < more info > |


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