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The Low Down on Down Rounds

By ALM Staff | Law Journal Newsletters |
June 01, 2003

The following is an excerpt from a conference call hosted by VCExperts.com, of which Advising Start-Up & Emerging Companies Editor-in-Chief Joe Bartlett is Chairman. Participants included Joe Bartlett, Mike Halloran, senior partner in Pillsbury Winthrop LLP's 341-lawyer corporate and securities practice group, and Tom Gump, Senior Associate in the corporate and securities group in the San Francisco office of Pillsbury Winthrop.

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