Private Offerings

Small Firm – Complex Deals

Beginning with the firm’s first engagement to manage a private offering in 2005, Bray & Long’s practice in the area of private fundraising has grown into one of its most prominent areas of practice. The mechanics of orchestrating a lawful offering are complex, often involving the process of drafting a detailed private placement memorandum along with the necessary operating agreement and subscription agreement. And although securities laws have relaxed certain requirements over the years, clients need to understand that a failure to understand the myriad securities laws touching up on their particular deal can result in lawsuits and state or federal investigations.

Our Experience

Bray & Long works with founders of small startups as well as more experienced groups to raise capital on deals as large as $100 million or more. That being said, our focus remains consistent no matter the size of the client – we work hard to understand what they need, what they want to accomplish and how to create an offering that makes sense for their strategic goals.

For more information on Bray & Long’s work in the area of private offerings and relevant securities laws, contact William Bray directly at wbray@braylong.com.