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Split Authority in Federal Securities Law: Dealer Registration and Convertible Note Enforceability in Light of Xeriant, Almagarby, and Eastside Church
A growing divide among federal circuit courts is reshaping the legal terrain surrounding convertible debt, dealer registration under the...
Mark R. Basile, Esq.
Aug 274 min read


The Application of Texas Usury Law: Insights from a Recent Supreme Court Ruling
Texas usury laws are designed to protect borrowers from excessive interest charges on loans, capping the maximum allowable rates to prevent predatory lending practices. Under the Texas Finance Code, "interest" is broadly defined as any compensation for the use, forbearance, or detention of money, and usurious interest exceeds the statutory limits—typically 10% per annum unless otherwise specified, with higher caps for commercial loans up to 28% in certain cases.
Christopher M. Basile, Esq.
Aug 273 min read


LG Capital's Victory Parade May Be Short Lived - Dilution Funder Facing Serious RICO Claims by Public Companies
The SEC dismissal is nothing more than a policy decision - not merits based.“WHEREAS, in the exercise of its discretion and as a policy matter, the Commission believes the dismissal of this case with prejudice is appropriate.” This is clearly a a policy decision by the SEC that now triggers concerns by public company issuers and their shareholders, that the agency may be abdicating its responsibility to protect shareholders from the risks posed by toxic lending dilution fun
Mark R. Basile, Esq.
Jul 296 min read


Xeriant (OTC:XERI) Seeks En Banc Review of Second Circuit’s Ruling in Auctus Fund Dispute
Second Circuit request for en banc review to test SEC 15(a) Dealer Registration requirements for dealers and voiding such transactions for failure to register, utilizing 29(b) Rescission of a security transaction or agreement.
Mark R. Basile, Esq.
Jul 105 min read
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