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Capital raising

Getting Started in Philadelphia

by Ayana Bowman (LAW '20) and Beckie Schatschneider
Temple Business Law Society and Tax and Bankruptcy Law Society present: Philadelphia Startups and the Law

Going from entrepreneur to CEO. Temple Alumni and Faculty discuss the local Philly startup scene and share some advice for young lawyers and law students.

Categories Business Law Practice, Law School and Legal Education, Student Authored

Is Crowdfunding a Mirage or Oasis?

by Alex Tablin-Wolf (LAW '10)
Crowdfunding

Over the past four years, since the enactment of the JOBS Act in April 2012, entrepreneurs and investors, particularly in the startup community, have been abuzz about crowdfunding, the process by which a company raises a large amount of money by selling securities in small amounts to a large number of investors.  After the runaway success

Categories Alumni Authored, Corporate Governance, Regulated Industries
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