Cheston Larson
Cheston Larson’s practice covers a broad range of general corporate matters, including counseling public and privately-held companies, as well as representing venture capital and investment banking firms, in private and public financing transactions. Cheston advises clients on the formation of new businesses and their capital raising transactions, spanning the spectrum from angel and venture financings to IPOs, follow-on offerings, PIPEs, and debt financings. He also represents clients in mergers and acquisitions and other strategic transactions, as well as SEC disclosure and reporting requirements, Nasdaq and NYSE compliance, and corporate governance matters. Cheston routinely counsels clients in the life sciences, software, telecommunications, cleantech, and other technology industries. Cheston is a frequent speaker on IPO and securities law-related topics. In law school, Cheston was an editor of the Harvard Law Review and worked for the SEC’s Enforcement Division as part of Harvard's Clinical Practice Program. · Latham & Watkins
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Cheston Larson's practice covers general corporate matters, including venture capital, public and private financings, mergers and acquisitions, and securities law compliance. He represents public and privately-held companies, venture capital and investment banking firms, and counsels clients in the life sciences, software, telecommunications, and cleantech industries.
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- Harvard Law School