Bio

Andrew Hudders brings a wealth of experience in the securities markets, company financing, M&A and corporate matters. His approach is methodical and disciplined, but he often finds creative solutions that others might have overlooked. Andrew’s corporate practice includes the general representation of well-established, emerging growth companies and companies in the start-up, venture capital stages of their development. He represents these companies in the many aspects of general corporate practice, including corporate formation, board, executive and governance requirements executive compensation and employment-related matters, leasing, operational contracts, strategic alliances and mergers and acquisitions. On the financing side of things, Andrew has long experience in equity and debt transactions, venture capital and private equity investment, equity-based plans, and public. In securities transactions, Andrew regularly represents companies and placement agents/underwriters in public and private offerings dealing with the FINRA, SEC and state securities requirements. Clients appreciate Andrew’s broad exposure to domestic and cross-border transactions in a range of market conditions. Typical transactions include private placements, IPO’s, 415 transactions, PIPE’s, secondary and resale offerings and going-private transactions. He has extensive experience in SPAC offerings, SPAC business combination transactions and reverse merger transactions and related financings. He advises and assists companies with their SEC reporting obligations, annual meeting requirements, corporate governance and securities compliance. He also helps companies meet their public market listing requirements. The operating/issuer clients that he represents engage in such diverse industries as computer services, online services, alternative energy, oil and gas exploration, mining, media, film and television production, beverages and food distribution, and medical devices and medical therapies. Clients are both United States based and based in countries such as Canada, China, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, Singapore, Spain and the United Kingdom, among other locations.