The Associated Press spoke with Gardere Partner Adam Hull about the Securities Exchange Commission’s efforts to protect investors in small business crowdfunding under the JOBS Act.
“Some of the SEC's biggest concerns involved protecting unsophisticated investors who might not realize that they could lose all or part of their money,” said Mr. Hull “…Bad investments can give a website a poor reputation, and people may not invest again.”
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