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Start-Up AI and Robotics Company and CEO Face SEC Charges for Investor Fraud
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Start-Up AI and Robotics Company and CEO Face SEC Charges for Investor Fraud

In a recent enforcement action, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged Destiny Robotics Corp., a start-up specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, along with its founder and CEO, Megi Kavtaradze, for allegedly defrauding investors through false and misleading statements about the company’s operations and products.

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Avoiding Fundraising Pitfalls: A Securities Lawyer’s Guide for Startups Raising Capital
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Avoiding Fundraising Pitfalls: A Securities Lawyer’s Guide for Startups Raising Capital

For many entrepreneurs, raising capital is a necessary step toward building and scaling a successful business. However, raising capital isn’t just about convincing investors of your company’s potential—it’s also about navigating a complex web of federal and state securities laws. Failing to adhere to these regulations can result in serious consequences, ranging from penalties and rescission rights for investors to long-term barriers that impede your ability to raise funds down the road.

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SEC Charges Former Executives of Medly Health Inc. with Investor Fraud
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SEC Charges Former Executives of Medly Health Inc. with Investor Fraud

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently charged three former executives of the now-defunct digital pharmacy startup Medly Health Inc. with defrauding investors in a scheme that raised over $170 million. The charges underscore the SEC’s continued focus on corporate malfeasance, particularly within startups seeking capital from investors.

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