If you are seeking to raise capital for your business, in most cases you will need to consider selling equity or debt in your company. This is also known as a private placement of securities. Selling securities to friends, family, or even accredited investors, is a challenging task that requires careful and nuanced compliance with complex state regulations and federal securities laws. Missteps at any point along the way can lead to severe civil and criminal penalties at the state and federal levels, enforcement action by the SEC, and lawsuits from disgruntled investors. In order to protect themselves from severe legal exposure, business owners will need a properly drafted private placement memorandum or PPM. They will also need to answer a number of important questions, such as whether to offer debt or equity; what type of structure is most attractive to investors; whether to conduct only an intrastate offering, or use general solicitation; what are the risk factors specific to the business; what disclosures should be included in the PPM, and what should be left out. Our experienced securities lawyers handle all of these complex steps and answer all these questions for you. At PPM LAWYERS, we collectively have over two decades of experience specializing in PPM preparation and evaluating your capital needs, while providing the guidance to maximize your fundraising success. At PPM LAWYERS we also understand that cost control is particularly important at any stage in raising capital. Unlike any other firm out there, since our founding in 2005, PPM Lawyers has provided unparalleled professional services relating only to PPM transactions. That’s all we do. And because of that, we have been able to develop a methodology and cost structure that is painless for our clients. Our cost effective solution will enable you to feel total confidence, knowing that you selected a firm that is dedicated to working with you to accomplish your goals.