Fogel on Securities Law: What Is a Security? Understanding LLC Interests, Capital Raises, & Crypto Assets

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Amundsen Davis, Webcast
 | 12:00 PM CT | 1:00 PM ET

The definition of a “security” remains one of the most heavily litigated and evolving concepts in business law – particularly as companies explore alternative investment structures, LLC ownership interests, and digital assets. Businesses, executives, and advisors may unknowingly implicate securities laws in capital raises, ownership arrangements, or emerging crypto-related activities.

Join corporate and securities partner and chair of the Corporate & Securities Service Group Eric Fogel for a practical CLE presentation examining when securities laws may apply to business transactions, LLC membership interests, investment opportunities, and digital assets. This session will provide a foundational overview of key securities law concepts while addressing recent SEC guidance and common areas of confusion impacting businesses and investors.

Topics will include:

  • What qualifies as a security
  • When securities laws apply
  • LLC interests as securities
  • SEC guidance on crypto assets
  • Capital raise risk considerations
  • Practical compliance considerations

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