I will draft an attorney backed tech startup reg d ppm
Licensed US Corporate Attorney SEC Compliance Tech Startup Legal Advisor
About this Gig
Raising capital for a tech startup requires more than just a great idea; it requires strict adherence to federal securities laws. A generic template will not protect you from SEC scrutiny or investor lawsuits.
As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. #58063), I specialize in drafting institutional-grade Regulation D Private Placement Memorandums (PPMs) tailored specifically to the unique mechanics of tech startups.
What you will receive:
- A comprehensive, SEC-compliant Reg D (506b or 506c) PPM.
- Detailed executive summaries and use-of-proceeds structuring.
- Custom-drafted risk factors specific to your technology, market, and operational model.
- Clear dilution, capitalization, and securities disclosures.
Investors demand professional, attorney-backed documentation before writing a check. Protect your founders, your company, and your future. Place your order today or message me with your startup's details, and I will ensure your offering is legally sound and ready for investor review.
Field of law:
Finance
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Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
Do you provide the final documents in Word format?
Yes, all final deliverables are provided in fully editable Microsoft Word documents for your records.
Can you help if my company is not a US entity?
Yes, but the PPM will be structured for U.S. investors under U.S. federal securities exemptions.
What information do you need from me to start?
Upon ordering, you will receive a detailed questionnaire asking for your business plan, pitch deck, cap table, and company details.
Will this cover my specific state laws (Blue Sky laws)?
This gig covers federal SEC Regulation D compliance. State-specific Blue Sky filings are a separate regulatory step post-funding.
Do I need a 506(b) or 506(c) exemption?
We will determine this based on whether you plan to publicly advertise your raise (506c) or only approach investors with whom you have a pre-existing relationship (506b).
