Nevada Securities Lawyer

Understanding securities law is essential for businesses and investors looking to operate within state and federal regulations. Whether you are launching a new investment venture, responding to regulatory inquiries, or facing allegations of securities fraud, Saltzman Mugan Dushoff, PLLC, is here to guide you through the legal complexities.

Our team works with clients to address regulatory concerns, develop compliance strategies, and defend against securities-related allegations. From navigating licensing requirements to handling disputes, we provide clear legal direction so you can focus on your financial goals. If you need assistance with securities law matters, proactive legal guidance can make all the difference.

Contact our securities lawyer in Nevada, to discuss your needs and ensure you are prepared.

Securities Law in Nevada

Saltzman Mugan Dushoff, PLLC’s Securities Law Practice Group are experts in representing issuers and investors in public offerings, private placements, and other exempt offerings of equity and debt securities; periodic reporting and compliance under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934; proxy solicitations; securities-based takeover defense strategies; tender offers; and dealings with the Securities and Exchange Commission and state securities regulatory authorities. Our Nevada securities lawyer has further specialized expertise, including prior employment with regulatory authorities, with securities-related activities of licensed financial institutions, where the regulatory compliance and jurisdictional mazes can be even more complex.

With our securities law knowledge and experience, we are well equipped to assist clients on a wide range of projects and issues, such as:

  • Threshold questions on whether a particular product or instrument is a “security” and what that means for a client
  • How to structure a securities offering without the need for SEC registration
  • How to publicize a securities offering (and how not to)
  • When and how equity ownership of public companies must be reported
  • Equity-based compensation plans
  • Transfers of restricted securities and other issues under SEC Rule 144
  • Going private transactions (and how to stay private)
  • Perhaps most importantly for clients who are new to this subject matter, pitfalls to avoid, and what to do if you are already in one

Contact Saltzman Mugan Dushoff, PLLC in Las Vegas

Schedule a consultation to learn more about our Securities Law Practice Group. Our securities law attorneys specialize in representing issuers and investors in public offerings, private placements, and much more.