By: Lawrence J. Glusman On October 2, 2020, the Small Business Administration (SBA) issued a procedural notice regarding changes of ownership of an entity that has received Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funds. The notice does three main things – defines when a “change of ownership” is deemed to have occurred, details when and how lenders may...
Attracting capital remains challenging for most investors due to regulatory burdens, higher capital costs, and the high risk, high return nature of venture capital. Often, capital projects won't get off the ground unless projected returns are above market rates. This "mini-IPO" or "on-ramp to IPO" allows investors to raise up to $50 million in a...
By Timothy J. Feldhausen Buying or selling a business, like many other decisions in life, is often accompanied by hesitation—doubt that causes an owner to second-guess their desire to exit their business and move on to their next adventure in life. In reality it is rarely, if ever, the “perfect” time to get married, start a family, or even embark...
By Thomas V. Rohan Tom Rohan of Davis & Kuelthau’s corporate, commercial finance, M&A, and real estate teams authored an article, Don’t Let Your Contract Turn Litigation Into a “Road Game”, for New North B2B's September 2015 publication. To read the article, please click here.
Tom Rohan of Davis & Kuelthau’s corporate, commercial finance, M&A, and real estate teams authored an article, In Commercial Contracts, We Do Not Want to Be Our Brother’s Keeper, for New North B2B’s March 2015 publication. To read the article, please click here.
