There are some thoughtful comments -- from lawyers! -- on Fred Wilson's post of yesterday on the various sets of seed funding documents now available o (Read More)

What is the attack on Reg D? The attack on Reg D is contained in a bill proposed by Sen. Christopher Dodd that would do two things: (a) Senator Dodd's (Read More)

Some of us who have been worried about the threat to all-accredited investor offerings exempt under federal Reg D have been wondering why Senator Dodd' (Read More)

As noted earlier on this blog, the House Financial Services Committee last month approved a bill to require advisers to hedge funds, private equity fir (Read More)

Even though I haven't written about them, there are other things in Senator Dodd's bill that I and other lawyers don't like. For instance, the bill wou (Read More)

Fred Wilson blogged this morning about the bad policy in Senator Dodd's financial system regulatory reform bill that would make it harder for startups (Read More)

The House Financial Services Committee announced today that it had approved a bill called the "The Financial Stability Improvement Act." This (Read More)

The Senate Banking Committee has had an initial hearing to consider Senator Dodd's “Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2009.” In (Read More)

Joe Wallin, Brian Myers and I have put up a petition concerning the threat to Reg D, an issue about which all three of us have written in recent days ( (Read More)

Under the Securities Act of 1933, any offer to sell securities must either be registered with the SEC or meet an exemption.  Regulation D contains (Read More)

What did we do before Google search? I'll come back to that question below. Let me first report on what's happened in the week since Joe Wallin discov (Read More)

In a comment today to my second post about not-so-goodies buried in the Dodd financial system reform bill, Joe Wallin points out that the Senator is al (Read More)

Late last month the House Financial Services Committee, chaired by Rep. Barney Frank, approved a bill that would exempt advisers to venture capital fun (Read More)

In the course of a talk yesterday at Reed College, J. Bradford DeLong, UC Berkeley economist and blogger extraordinaire, made (what I took to be compli (Read More)