The Other Side of the Table — Full Audiobook | Frederick M. Lehrer
OCT 6, 202684 MIN
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The Other Side of the Table — Full Audiobook | Frederick M. Lehrer
Before the SEC asks questions, a company has already created the record: its filings, press releases, investor presentations, financing agreements, and public statements.
This episode of Inside Securities Law with Frederick M. Lehrer presents the complete audiobook of The Other Side of the Table: What Nine Years of SEC Enforcement Teach Issuers About Disclosure, Capital, and Going Public.
Frederick M. Lehrer explains how regulators examine that record—and what founders, executives, directors, and advisors should understand before raising capital, going public, or making their next disclosure.
Beginning with “The Call That Didn’t Happen,” the book follows the decisions that can turn ordinary business activity into regulatory exposure. It examines how enforcement cases begin, how SEC staff reads filings, when optimism becomes a misstatement, and why consistency across investor communications matters.
Topics include private offerings under Regulation D, general solicitation, financing and dilution, routes to public-company status, SEC reporting, and practical disclosure review. The central question throughout is whether the company’s record accurately reflects what management knew when each statement was made.
About Frederick M. Lehrer
Frederick M. Lehrer is a securities and corporate finance attorney with nine years of experience in the SEC’s Division of Enforcement. For three of those years, he also served as a Special Assistant United States Attorney in the Southern District of Florida, prosecuting securities-related financial crimes.
In more than twenty-five years of private practice, he has advised issuers on capital raising, going-public transactions, registration statements, SEC reporting, and disclosure compliance. His work applies an enforcement perspective to the decisions companies make before regulatory scrutiny begins.
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For general educational purposes. This audiobook does not provide legal advice or establish an attorney-client relationship.


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