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Business Transactions, Antitrust, & Securities Law

Legal concepts related to business transactions, antitrust law, and securities regulation.

  • Private Equity - Explained
  • What are Securities Laws?
  • Startups and Securities Laws - Explained
  • Registration Statement - Explained
  • Startup Disclosure Requirements - Explained
  • Integration and Aggregate Offering Amount - Securities Law
  • Exceptions to General Solicitation Prohibition - Securities Law
  • Funding a Business with Company Revenue - Explained
  • Personally Fund a Business - Explained
  • Funding from Friends Family and Fools - Explained
  • Funding a Business with Loans - Explained
  • Fund a Business with Promissory Notes - Explained
  • Funding from Equity Investors - Explained
  • Issuing Debt vs Equity - Explained
  • Business Plans for Loans - Explained
  • Business Plan for Investors - Explained
  • Angel and Venture Capital Investment - Explained
  • Angel Investment - Explained
  • Venture Capital Investment - Explained
  • Initial Steps in Setting up a Business Entity - Explained
  • Change of Control Vesting - Explained
  • Venture Capital Deal Process - Explained
  • Series A Funding - Explained
  • Standard Equity Financing Documents - Explained
  • Board and Shareholder Approval of Equity Funding - Explained
  • Due Diligence - Explained
  • Stock Purchase Agreement - Explained
  • Company Legal Opinion - Explained
  • Rolling Closing Date - Explained
  • Legal Fees in a Funding Transaction - Explained
  • Term Sheet Provisions for Equity Funding - Explained
  • Dividend Rights - Term Sheet Provisions
  • Liquidation Preference - Term Sheet Provision
  • Participation Rights - Term Sheet Provision
  • Liquidation Preference in Subsequent Financing Rounds - Explained
  • Redemption Rights - Term Sheet Provision
  • Conversion Rights - Term Sheet Provision
  • Anti-Dilution Protection - Term Sheet Provision
  • Full Ratchet Anti-dilution Protection - Explained
  • Weighted Average Anti-dilution Protection - Explained
  • Broad Based & Narrow Based Calculation - Antidilution Protection
  • Carveouts to Antidilution Protection - Explained
  • Protective Provisions - Term Sheet Provision
  • Drag Along Rights - Term Sheet Provision
  • Registration Rights - Term Sheet Provision
  • Board Observer Rights of Investors - Term Sheet Provisions
  • Management and Information Rights - Term Sheet
  • Special Employee Provisions - Term Sheet Provisions
  • Securities Law (Intro)
  • Antitrust Law - Overview
  • Antitrust Law - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Horizontal Restraint of Trade - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Sharing of Information - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Refusal to Deal - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Horizontal Territorial Agreement - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Horizontal Price Fixing - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Vertical Price Fixing and Maintenance - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Exclusive Dealing Arrangements - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Product Tying - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Vertical Territorial Agreements - Explained
  • Sherman Act - Monopolization - Explained
  • Clayton Act - Price Discrimination - Explained
  • Clayton Act Section 3 - Exclusive Dealing
  • Clayton Act - Reciprocal Dealing Arrangements - Explained
  • Clayton Act - Tying Arrangements - Explained
  • Clayton Act - Mergers and Acquisitions - Explained
  • Federal Trade Commission Enforcing Antitrust Laws
  • Sherman Act - Explained
  • Clayton Act - Explained
  • Antitrust - Rule of Reason and Per Se Illegality
  • Sanctions Under Antitrust Law - Explained
  • Sherman Act Monopoly - Explained
  • Exemptions from Antitrust Regulation - Explained
  • What are Securities Laws? - Explained
  • Who is Regulated in a Securities Issuance?
  • Disclosure Documents in a Securities Issuance - Explained
  • Limitations During Securities Issuance Process
  • Classification of Issuers of Securities - Explained
  • Securities Issuance - Prefiling Period - Explained
  • Securities Issuance - Post-filing Waiting Period - Explained
  • Emerging Growth Company - Explained
  • Types of Information Disclosed in Securities Issuance - Explained
  • Rules Governing Disclosure during Registration Process - Explained
  • Exempt Securities and Exempt Transactions - Explained
  • What is a Security? - Explained
  • Restricted Securities - Explained
  • Section 3A Securities Registration Exemption - Explained
  • Section 4 Securities Exemption - Explained
  • Section 4(a)(5) Securities Registration Exemption - Explained
  • Regulation D Securities Exemption - Explained
  • Rule 504 Securities Registration Exemption
  • Rule 505 Securities Registration Exemption
  • Rule 506b - Securities Exemption
  • Investment Contract (Securities Law) - Explained
  • Rule 506c - Securities Exemption
  • Restricted Securities and Rule 144 - Explained
  • Disclosure Requirements of Regulation D - Explained
  • Regulation D - Form D Filing Requirement
  • Result of Failure to Comply with Securities Registration
  • Crowdfunding and Securities Laws - Explained
  • Civil Liability Under Section 11 of the 1933 Act - Explained
  • Civil Liability Under Section 12 of the 1933 Act - Explained
  • Defenses in Section 11 and 12 Securities Actions - Explained
  • Major Federal Securities Laws - Explained
  • Liability Under Section 17 of the 1933 Act - Explained
  • Requirement to Register Securities Under 1934 Act - Explained
  • Reporting and Disclosure Requirements Under 1934 Act - Explained
  • Liability Under Section 10 and Rule 10b5 - Explained
  • Liability for Insider Trading Under Rule 10b5 - Explained
  • Damages Available in Rule 10b5 Action - Explained
  • Insider Trading Under Section 14 of the 1934 Act
  • Insider Trading Under Section 16 of 1934 Act - Explained
  • Liability Under Section 18 of 1934 Act - Explained
  • Securities Enforcement Remedies Act - Explained
  • Securities Issuances Regulated by State Law
  • Registration Requirements Under State Law - Explained
  • Coordinated Registration Under State Securities Law - Explained
  • Criminal Liability Under 1933 Act - Explained
  • Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) - Explained
  • Initial Public Offering (IPO) - Explanation
  • Direct Public Offering - Explained
  • What is an Offer to Sell Securities?
  • Regulatory Goals of the Security Laws - Explained
  • Securities Act of 1933 - Overview
  • Securities Registration Exemption - Section 3b - Explained
  • Rule 147 and Section 3 Exemption - Explained
  • Regulation A Exemption - Securities Law
  • Securities Exchange Act of 1934 - Explained
  • Criminal Liability - Securities Exchange Act of 1934 - Explained
  • Securities Registration Post-Effective Period - Explained
  • Exemptions from '33 Act Registration Requirements - Explained
  • Liability Under the Securities Act of 1933
  • Contract Combination Conspiracy in Restraint of Trade - Explained
  • Blue Sky Laws - Explained
  • Major Antitrust Laws - Explained
  • Venture Capital Exemption - Investment Advisors Act
  • Escrowed Securities - Explained
  • Earnout (Sale of Business) - Explained
  • Deficiency Letter (Securities Law) - Explained
  • Down Round (Finance) - Explained
  • Drive-by Deal (Venture Capital) - Explained
  • Deal Flow (Finance) - Explained
  • De Facto Merger - Explained
  • Electronic Data Gathering Analysis and Retrieval (EDGAR) - Explained
  • Employee Buyout (EBO) - Explained
  • Herfindahl Hirschman Index (HHI) - Explained
  • Registration (Securities) - Explained
  • Rights Offering (Stock Issuance) - Explained
  • Redeemable Shares of Stock - Explained
  • Registered Investment Advisor - Explained
  • Regulation FD - Explained
  • Regulated Investment Company - Explained
  • Right of First Offer - Explained
  • Reverse Takeover (RTO) - Explained
  • Rule 144A Securities Regulation - Explained
  • National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) - Explained
  • No Shop Clause - Explained
  • Negative Control Provisions - Term Sheet
  • Celler-Kefauver Act - Explained
  • Central Registration Depository - Explained
  • Form 10-K - Explained
  • SEC Form S-1 - Explained
  • SEC Form S-4 - Explained
  • State Securities Laws - Blue Sky Laws
  • FTC Act - Antitrust Law - Explained
  • Best Efforts (IPO Underwriting) - Explained
  • Callable Preferred Stock - Explained
  • Carve Out - Explained
  • Collusion - Explained
  • Conversion of a Financial Asset - Explained
  • Clawback - Explained
  • International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) - Explained
  • Insider Trading - Explained
  • Lead Investor (Venture Capital) - Explained
  • Liquidity Event - Explained
  • Liquidation - Explained
  • Letter of Intent - Explained
  • Leveraged Buyout (LBO) - Explained
  • Option Pool - Explained
  • Piggyback Registration - Explained
  • Post-Money Valuation - Explained
  • Pre-Money and Post-Money Cap Table - Explained
  • Private Placement - Explained
  • Privitization - Explained
  • Price Discrimination - Explained
  • Oversubscription (IPO) - Explained
  • Over the Counter Trade - Explained
  • Lock Up Period (Securities) - Explained
  • Prospectus (Securities) - Explained
  • Pay to Play (Securities) - Explained
  • Private Company - Explained
  • Passive Foreign Investment Company - Explained
  • Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) or Offering Memorandum - Explained
  • Right of First Refusal - Explained
  • Reverse Vesting (Stock Options) - Explained
  • Redemption Period - Explained
  • Seed Capital - Explained
  • Regulation S-B - Explained
  • Regulation S-K - Explained
  • Regulation S-X - Explained
  • Reporting Company - Explained
  • Subscription Agreement - Explained
  • Staying Private - Explained
  • Recoupment - Explained
  • Realized Pay - Explained
  • Regulation S - Explained
  • Private Placement Financing - Explained
  • Abbrochment - Explained
  • Series or Rounds of Financing (Startups) - Explained
  • Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code - Explained
  • Summary Compensation Table - Explained
  • Business Development Company - Explained
  • Private Investment Company - Explained
  • General Solicitation (Securities) - Explained
  • Arm's Length Transaction - Explained
  • Conversion Ratio (Securities) - Explained
  • Tying Arrangement - Explained
  • Syndicate - Explained
  • Treasury Stock - Explained
  • Unit Offering (Securities) - Explained
  • Uniform Securities Act - Explained
  • Takedown (Stock Issuance) - Explained
  • Up Round - Explained
  • Targeted Registered Offering - Explained
  • Tag Along Rights - Explained
  • Venture Debt - Explained
  • Vesting Schedule - Explained
  • World Business Angels Association - Explained
  • Backdoor Listing - Explained
  • Vesting - Explained
  • Crowdfunding - Explained
  • Hart Scott Rodino Act - Explained
  • Merger - Explained
  • Option (Securities) - Explained
  • Tender Offer - Explained
  • Term Sheet - Explained
  • Venture Capital - Explained
  • All Holders Rule - Explained
  • Blockholder (shareholder) - Explained
  • Blind Pool - Explained
  • Blank Check Preferred Stock - Explained
  • Bullet Dodging (Stock Options) - Explained
  • Acceleration (Securities Act) - Explained
  • Basket Purchase - Explained
  • Offering Circular (Securities) - Explained
  • If-Converted Method (Securities) - Explained
  • Warrant Coverage (Stock) - Explained
  • Buyout (Company) - Explained
  • Buyback (Stock) - Explained
  • Buy In Management Buyout (BIMBO) - Explained
  • Takeover (Corporate) - Explained
  • Undetachable Stock Warrant - Explained
  • Underwriter Syndicate (IPO) - Explained
  • Backstop (Securities Issuance) - Explained
  • Backstop Purchaser (Security Issuance) - Explained
  • Fair Funds for Investors - Explained
  • Laddering (IPO) - Explained
  • Management and Employee Buyout - Explained
  • Washout Round (Venture Capital) - Explained
  • Undersubscribed (IPO) - Explained
  • Certified Financial Divorce Practitioner - Explained
  • Price Fixing - Explained
  • Preliminary Prospectus - Explained
  • Committed Capital - Explained
  • Venture Capital Backed IPO - Explained
  • Vertical Merger - Explained
  • Master Fund (Investments) - Explained
  • White Knight - Explained
  • White Squire - Explained
  • Common Stock Equivalent - Explained
  • Restricted Stock - Explained
  • Restricted Stock Unit - Explained
  • Conversion Price - Explained
  • Shelf Offering - Explained
  • Shelf Registration - Explained
  • Short Sale Rule - Explained
  • Short-Swing Profit Rule - Explained
  • Equity Compensation - Explained
  • Subscription Right (Shareholders) - Explained
  • Straw Buyer - Explained
  • Turnaround (Company) - Explained
  • Two and Twenty (Compensation) - Explained
  • Subscribed (Securities) - Explained
  • Roadshow (IPO) - Explained
  • Small Company Offering Registration (SCOR) - Explained
  • Sophisticated Investor (Securities) - Explained
  • Direct Public Offering - Explained
  • Disgorgement - Explained
  • Distribution Waterfall - Explained
  • Share Repurchase Agreement - Explained
  • Share Purchase Rights - Explained
  • Reverse Triangular Merger - Explained
  • Schedule K-1 - Explained
  • CINS Number - Explained
  • Cash-Out Merger - Explained
  • Schedule 13D (SEC) - Explained
  • Forward Triangular Merger - Explained
  • Safe Harbor (Generally) - Explained
  • Secondary Offering - Explained
  • Accelerated Share Repurchase - Explained
  • Accelerated Vesting - Explained
  • Friendly Takeover (Company) - Explained
  • Full Ratchet (Anti-Dilution) - Explained
  • Tuck-In Acquisition - Explained
  • Accumulating Shares - Explained
  • Adjustable Rate Preferred Stock - Explained
  • Accelerated Resolution Program - Explained
  • Academy of Financial Divorce Practitioners - Explained
  • Strategic Buyer - Explained
  • Classified Shares - Explained
  • Exempt Transaction (Securities) - Explained
  • Non-Accredited Investor - Explained
  • Sweat Equity - Explained
  • Friends and Family Shares - Explained
  • Escrow - Explained
  • Fully Subscribed (IPO) - Explained
  • Going Private (Company) - Explained
  • Blank Check Company - Explained
  • Phantom Stock Plan - Explained
  • Material Insider Information - Explained
  • Insider Information (Securities) - Explained
  • Monopolistic Competition - Explained
  • Cliff Vesting - Explained
  • Mergers and Acquisitions - Explained
  • Lock-Up Agreement (Stocks) - Explained
  • Intrastate Offering (Securities) - Explained
  • Investment Advisors Act of 1940 - Explained
  • Corporate Raider - Explained
  • Standstill Agreement - Explained
  • Misappropriation Theory (Trading) - Explained
  • Bailout (Company) - Explained
  • Spinoff (Company) - Explained
  • Spin Out (Company) - Explained
  • Stock Appreciation Right - Explained
  • Dilutive Acquisition - Explained
  • Seasoned Issue (Stock) - Explained
  • Institutional Buyout - Explained
  • Bid Rigging - Explained
  • High Net Worth Individual - Explained
  • Indication of Interest - Explained
  • Special Purpose Vehicle / Special Purpose Entity - Explained
  • Secondary Buyout - Explained
  • Regulation SHO - Explained
  • Franchise Disclosure Document - Explained
  • IPO Lockup - Explained
  • Convertible Adjustable Preferred Stock - Explained
  • Control Premium (Stock) - Explained
  • Corporate Kleptocracy - Explained
  • Carried Interest - Explained
  • Break Up Fee (M&A) - Explained
  • Minority IPO - Explained
  • Gray Knight (Hostile Takeover) - Explained
  • Bought Deal (IPO) - Explained
  • Closed-Market Transaction - Explained
  • Bailout Takeover - Explained
  • All Cash All Stock Offer - Explained
  • People Poison Pill - Explained
  • Busted Takeover - Explained
  • Pathfinder Prospectus - Explained
  • Preferred Equity Redemption Stock - Explained
  • Letter of Comment - Explained
  • Direct Stock Purchase Plan - Explained
  • Bust-Up Takeover - Explained
  • Form S-3 Filing - Explained
  • Form S-8 Filing - Explained
  • Dirks Test - Explained
  • Average Cost Pricing Rule - Explained
  • Pump and Dump - Explained
  • Best Price Rule - 14D-10 - Explained
  • Clayton Act - Antitrust Law
  • Securities Laws Overview
  • Underwriter (Investment Banking) - Explained
  • What Happens to Non-Vested Stock Options?
  • Structure a Seed Round with Non-Accredited Investors - Explained
  • Initial Coin Offering - Explained
  • ICO vs Venture Capital Funding - Explained
  • How to Relocate a Business to the US
  • Best Time to Seek out VC Funding - Explained
  • Incorporate in Delaware or California?
  • Franchise Taxes for an LLC in California
  • Enterprise vs Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme - Explained
  • Tools for Setting up a Startup
  • How Much Equity to Compensate Early Employees
  • Does California Company Pay Delaware Taxes?
  • Buying Real Estate as an LLC - Explained
  • Exercising a Stock Option - Explained
  • Authority to Sign a Contract - Explained
  • 83(b) Election & Stock Options - Explained
  • How to Calculate Ownership Percentage - Explained
  • Pros of Cons in Raising Venture Capital - Explained
  • Venture Capital Exemption from Investment Advisor's Act - Explained
  • How to Start a VC Fund - Explained
  • How to Start and Angel Fund - Explained
  • Typical Legal Provisions for a Seed Round - Explained
  • Management Company in a VC Fund - Explained
  • SAFE, Convertible Note, or Equity - Explained
  • Friends and Family Round vs Angel Round - Explained
  • Seed Round - Explained
  • Why You Need an LLC Agreement - Explained
  • Turn Provisional Patent into a Non-Provisional Patent
  • Anti-Dilution - Term Sheet Provision
  • Should I Grant Stock or Options?
  • Capitalization Table - Explained
  • Accelerated Vesting of Stock Options - Explained
  • Legal Considerations when Issuing Equity
  • How to Grant Common Stock - Explained
  • Can an Employer Claim Ownership of My Business?
  • Steps in the Incorporation Process
  • Book Value (Company) - Explained
  • Forward Looking (Accounting) - Explained

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