Securities Lawyer 101 Announces its Going Public and Securities Law Blog

BOCA RATON, Fla., June 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Hamilton and Associates Securities Lawyers announces updates of securities law blog at http://www.securitieslawyer101.com. The blog provides information about securities law, going public transactions, reverse mergers and SEC registration Statements.

Securities Attorney, Brenda Hamilton, explains securities law and Going Public topics. Topics include OTCMarkets listings, OTCQB and OTC Pink sheet requirements, forensic analysis of short sale and trading transactions, red flags of reverse mergers with public shells, Forms S-1, S-8 and S-3 as well as Depository Trust Company and Initial Public Offerings (IPO's).

The new blog replaces the original blog created in 2008. Brenda Hamilton a securities attorney stated, "In addition to explaining the benefits of a Going Public using an SEC registration statement, the blog provides expansive information about SEC investigations and SEC defense matters as well as trends affecting the going public process and the use of securities registration statements, SEC disclosures, Crowdfunding and securities offerings. The website recently added a series of articles concerning manipulative trading and short sale analysis.

Brenda Hamilton stated, "Our goal when we creating the Securities Lawyer 101 blog was to provide useful information about complex securities law topics in an easy to understand manner."

The Securitieslawyer101.com blog includes an online "Ask Securities Lawyer 101" form which allows visitors to ask questions and receive answers from a securities attorney.

About Hamilton & Associates
Since its inception in 1999, Hamilton and Associates has focused on going public transactions and securities law. The firm has represented over 300 market participants in going public transactions and securities law matters. The firm's securities lawyers have assisted in securities registration, IPO's and conducted due diligence in complex going public and securities transactions.

Brenda Hamilton, is recognized for her experience in the forensic analysis of securities transactions, reverse merger fraud, short sale transactions and trading activity. Ms. Hamilton has participated in Dodd Frank and whistleblower matters involving over 200 public companies with investor losses exceeding an estimated $750,000,000.

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