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SEC Crowdfunding Rules - Another Vehicle for Capital?
On Monday, May 16th, 2016, SEC regulations allowing companies to offer and sell securities through crowdfunding came into effect, opening the world of capital formation to newer investors under provisions in the JOBS Act of 2012. These regulations were a long time coming for the SEC, and the results will soon be visible as a new line of private equity fundraising comes into view. More >
Kentucky Slashes Statutory Interest Rates
In March of 2017, Kentucky moved to slash statutory interest rates. HB 223, sponsored by Rep. Joe Fischer and signed by Gov. Bevin on March 16th, cuts interest rates on civil judgments by half in some instances. This new law may have a significant impact on lenders and judgment creditors, as the higher rates provided an incentive for judgment debtors to move quickly to pay off the civil judgment. More >
The Case for Diversity in a Law Firm Setting
As lawyers and legal professionals, we work in one of the least diverse professions in the country. At McBrayer, we are committed to doing our part to help improve diversity and inclusion in the profession. Lawyers can be slow to change, much like the law itself, but several recent initiatives give us hope. More >
