Law firm launches practice for startups and emerging firms | Long Island Business News

Cullen and Dykman, the law firm with an office in Garden City, has launched a practice to provide support and guidance to startups and emerging companies. The practice is led by Ilana Pearl, a partner at the firm.

Attorneys at the law firm, which has offices in the northeast, say they bring expertise in navigating diverse financing structures, such as convertible instruments, early series equity rounds and Regulation D offerings. They advise on securities law compliance, exploring instrument and investor options, drafting essential agreements, and managing SEC filings.

Well-versed in the challenges faced by startups and emerging companies, partners at the law firm say their “commitment lies in delivering personalized counsel tailored to assist our clients in achieving successful financing outcomes,” according to a news release about the new practices.

“We are excited to launch our new practice for Startups and Emerging Companies,” Christopher Palmer, managing partner of Cullen and Dykman, said in the news release.

“With our deep understanding of the needs and objectives of early-stage investors, we are confident in our ability to guide and support startups on their journey to growth and success,” he added.

Everyone at the firm, Pearl said in the release, is “thrilled to launch this new practice group, enabling us to leverage the firm’s existing platform effectively and provide enhanced services to our entrepreneur and venture capital clients.”

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