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Yeah, they raised over $19,000 the first day, panicked and called their lawyer, but they've determined it doesn't violate any SEC laws, so it's back up and movi
by tialys 17y ago
Yeah, they raised over $19,000 the first day, panicked and called their lawyer, but they've determined it doesn't violate any SEC laws, so it's back up and moving.
- falsestprophet 17y agoThe only way they could have accomplished this is by calling a lawyer that doesn't know anything about securities law.
- anigbrowl 17y agoI looked at the agreement and the law firm. They have no background in entertainment law and it shows. I hate to be the bad guy and am not a lawyer but even I can see it's a ticking time bomb. I don't know about securities, but I do know a fair bit about entertainment contracts. In the event that any of the principals is reading this, read clause J again. That is the least of the things wrong with it.