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6 October 2015

The Three D's Of EB-5 Risk Mitigation

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EB-5 deals present risk for regional centers, issuers and investors.
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EB-5 deals present risk for regional centers, issuers and investors.

With the uptick in EB-5 litigation, risk mitigation could not be more important for all stakeholders in an EB-5 transaction.

Hear from Adam Sisitsky, a member of Mintz Levin's Securities Litigation Practice, on the three D's of EB-5 risk mitigation:

  • Due diligence
  • Disclosure
  • Dedicated counsel

As a regional center or EB-5 issuer, having securities litigation counsel in your EB-5 deal is your best offensive tactic to insulating your transaction, protecting investors and safeguarding your ability to raise EB-5 funds.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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