[ CORPORATE & SECURITIES ATTORNEYS ]
Clem Turner practices corporate and securities law in the New
York office of Homeier & Law, P.C. Continuing a long career of
securities work, which began at international law firm Skadden
Arps, Clem connected with the firm in 2010, as it was looking
to expand. Since then, Clem and his partners have drawn on
their mutual dedication to meeting client needs, researching the
issues, and generally “doing the work” the right way.
At Homeier & Law, Clem works as part of a seven-attorney
team to tackle EB-5 and other securities-related transactions.
Simply put, Clem and his team help their clients navigate
applicable securities regulations as they raise money for
numerous types of projects and businesses. The attorneys at
H&L do not just draft EB-5 equity investment documents,
but, rather, are corporate and securities attorneys in the broader
sense of the term.
In addition to EB-5 real estate developers, Clem counsels
entrepreneurs, corporate CEOs and filmmakers, among others.
Accordingly, he understands a variety of industries and best
practices for operating within them. With this understanding,
Clem can counsel EB-5 issuers no matter their geographic
location or industry. In addition, as corporate attorneys, the
team at Homeier & Law is perfectly equipped to meet its
clients’ general contractual needs, from preparing marketing
agreements to term sheets, and even vendor agreements.
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Before he entered the EB-5
space, Clem counseled public
and private corporations acquiring financing. While he
still undertakes such work,
Clem enjoys the added
personal satisfaction from
counseling EB-5 offerings. He
finds satisfaction in knowing
that he is assisting issuers who
are creating U.S. jobs and helping
people get back to work.
Clem recognizes the integrated nature
of EB-5 and notes that, oftentimes, when one project fails to
meet a minimum standard, the entire industry’s reputation
suffers. Because of this, Clem and his colleagues work hard
to educate others in the industry about the need for securities
compliance, so that regional centers and developers can run
their projects responsibly and successfully.
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