ISBN 10: 1481016652 / ISBN 13: 9781481016650

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This Book is in Good Condition. Clean Copy With Light Amount of Wear. 100% Guaranteed. Summary: The JOBS Act has changed the practice of law relating to EB-5 offerings. Regional centers and other EB-5 issuers will have more latitude with respect to general solicitations and general advertisements. However, the effort and cost to comply with securities law will increase significantly due to the "reasonable steps" requirement. Proof of "reasonable steps" taken to verify accredited investor status will now be a condition to the availability of the exemption under Rule 506 (c). Lawyers working in this field will need some familiarity with both securities law and EB-5 law. Bookseller Inventory #

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Synopsis: This is a guide to the following: 1) direct investments versus regional centers; 2) Regulation D offerings; 3) EB-5 law and practice following the JOBS Act.

About the Author: Author In 1977 Douglas Slain began Litigation Research Group, which launched and managed a growing number of monthly law reporting services over the years, including Insurance Litigation Reporter, Professional Liability Reporter, Medical Liability Reporter, and Construction Litigation Reporter. In 2009 Slain launched a monthly law reporting service, Securities Enforcement Reporter, and a quarterly, Blue Sky Chronicle, both titles focusing on the under-reported state hearings of private placements gone astray. These publications print versions are no longer extant but their mission and community of interest live on through a growing 1400-member discussion group, known as LinkedIn s State Securities Enforcement Discussion Group." Slain has been asked to serve as an expert witness in litigation that turned, in part, on compliance with SEC Regulation D. Slain also has a working relationship with several members of North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA). He recently taught an online course on equity crowdfunding otherwise known as equity crowd financing, as mandated by the 2012 JOBS Act. In early 2014 Slain was asked to serve on the investor s committee of CrowdFund Intermediary Regulatory Advocates (CFIRA), a group of professionals gathering together to work with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to set standards and establish best practices. Slain has a LinkedIn sub-discussion group presently in development called LinkedIn s PIPR discussion group.

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