The Right Answer in Washington, the Wrong Answer in Two Courtrooms
The SEC spent last Wednesday considering a new way into private markets. Meanwhile, its lawyers are in two federal courts defending the barrier that keeps most people ou…
The SEC spent last Wednesday considering a new way into private markets. Meanwhile, its lawyers are in two federal courts defending the barrier that keeps most people ou…
If you're a founder weighing where to incorporate, an investor who values a particular set of governance rights, or a company that has spent real money mailing documents…
Here are five reasons why it’s time to modernize the Accredited Investor Rule—and why it should matter to every American. By Mark Hiraide, Senior Legal Director & P…
A Second Circuit decision earlier this year showed the classic recipe is still on the menu—and then the SEC quietly pulled one dish off it rather than explain the ingred…
He reached his own conclusion by watching what happened to the clients he helped By Nick Morgan, Founder and President, ICAN Law Somewhere on a law school campus thi…
What Happens When the Government Walks Away Mid-Argument By Nick Morgan Founder and President, ICAN Law Last week we wrote about clarity—what it is worth, and how ra…
Preemption, Blue-Sky Laws, and the Fight Over Who Regulates Digital Assets By Mark Hiraide, Senior Legal Director & Policy Counsel at Investor Choice Advocates Ne…
What the Policy Debate Is Missing By Nick MorganFounder and President, ICAN Law If you've followed SEC reform for any length of time, you already know the accredited…
How Barry v. SEC could provide the legal certainty needed to foster innovation, accelerate capital formation, and ensure that all Americans have equal access to portfoli…