Often, when conducting a private offering raise, there comes a time when a key group of investors demand terms that are more favorable to them, relative to the other investors. Common sense dictates that there should be some mechanism to accommodate those investors, provided their demands don’t unfairly prejudice the other investors. But how to

In any Regulation D or other private placement offering of securities, the contracts driving the process are key.  A key clause in any such contract is the so called “integration clause.”  These clauses elevate the contract in such a way as to negate and supersede any of the promises and representations of a party to