The Law Offices of Stephen L. Ganis provides fractional on-demand virtual general counsel services to small businesses and startups, including contracts and licensing, capitalization, corporate law and commercial transactions, acquiring and disposing of business assets, funding for expansion, restructurings in case of business dispute, employment law compliance, intellectual property protection, corporate governance and regulatory matters, and joint ventures. Although principal offices are located in Stamford, Connecticut, he serves clients nationwide. Stephen Ganis is licensed to practice in Connecticut and New York including New York County, Fairfield County, New Haven County, Westchester County, and including Manhattan, White Plains, Stamford, Greenwich, Westport, New Canaan, Darien, Norwalk, Fairfield, Wilton, Weston, Milford, New Haven, and Ridgefield.
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Stephen Ganis was a panelist at UCONN’s XCite Innovation and Technology Conference for Women Entrepreneurs held on September 18, held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Stamford. Stephen spoke on the topic of “Emerging Alternate Financing for Private Companies” and discussed recent developments regarding Federal regulations governing capital raises for private companies, including new Regulation CF for regulation crowdfunding, and Regulation A plus and Rule 506(c) regarding offerings that can be made via general solicitation.
