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Regarding #3, the regulations were "blue sky laws," which are more appropriate for shady securities that scam elderly women into giving away their pensions to h
by Breefield 12y ago
Regarding #3, the regulations were "blue sky laws," which are more appropriate for shady securities that scam elderly women into giving away their pensions to hucksters.
This wouldn't have happened if the friend attorney was used to dealing with startups.
- jesusmichael 12y agoI doubt it was a "blue sky" issue. Since it seems like it was an "Accredited Investor" and they would have signed an waiver to that effect. Probably had more to do with the firm acting as a broker in the deal, and violating some state statute on unlicensed brokers/dealers. They deposited the funds, so they would be acting as an intermediary. If unlicensed could face serious fines.
- thehme 12y agoHummm...ok, thanks, I will look into this and see if I understand it better.