Posted in Contract Law, Criminal Law, Ginko Financial, Second Life, Securities Law, VB Series, Virtual Law, Virtual Worlds & Games on July 30th, 2007 1 Comment »
Well, here’s the big news: [20:05] Nicholas Portocarrero: The IPO is part of the process of a deal I have worked out with Allen, in order to acquire AVIX. Good luck, everyone.
Posted in Contract Law, Criminal Law, Ginko Financial, Interviews, Second Life, Securities Law, VB Features, VB Series, Virtual Law, Virtual Worlds & Games on July 30th, 2007 22 Comments »
I spoke with ‘Nicholas Portocarrero’ tonight at length, on the record. I am going to do something I rarely do and run this transcript exactly as it occurred, without cleaning it up or editing it into something more reader-friendly. I’m not really in top form here, but I feel that this is a very honest [...]
Posted in Commentary, Contract Law, Criminal Law, Ginko Financial, Second Life, Securities Law, VB Features, VB Series, Virtual Law, Virtual Worlds & Games on July 30th, 2007 5 Comments »
VB’s primary coverage of the Ginko Financial bank run can be found in two posts below, but there are a few important facts are worth highlighting today. Ginko is, amazingly, having an IPO to try to raise cash. There was actually some limited early activity, but I suspect it was just insiders churning to make [...]
Posted in Clippings, Second Life, Virtual Law, Virtual Law Practice, Virtual Worlds & Games on July 30th, 2007 1 Comment »
Legal Times (a D.C.-based publication) is running one of the better overview articles I’ve read on law in virtual worlds (free registration required). It doesn’t spend too much time on the D.C. angle, so it’s likely to be interesting to most readers. I am quoted a few times, and the reporter also talked to a [...]
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