Frederick M. Lehrer, P.A. provides issuer-side securities law counsel for companies and executives navigating going public transactions, SEC compliance obligations, Regulation A offerings, private placements, SEC investigations, and enforcement defense. The firm does not handle investor-loss claims, stockbroker fraud, or FINRA arbitration.
Flat-fee arrangements are available for many matters. Complete the form below or call (561) 706-7646 directly. For time-sensitive matters — including SEC investigations, subpoenas, and Wells notices — a direct call is recommended.
Many securities law matters — including Form S-1 and Form 10 registrations, Regulation A offerings, and private placement documentation — are handled on a flat-fee basis, eliminating billing uncertainty and allowing clients to plan legal costs in advance.
Consultation requests are reviewed within one business day. For SEC investigations, subpoenas, or Wells notices, call directly at (561) 706-7646 for an immediate response.
Yes. Frederick M. Lehrer, P.A. offers flat-fee arrangements for many securities law matters, including Form S-1 and Form 10 registration statements, Regulation A offerings, and private placement documentation. Flat-fee arrangements eliminate billing uncertainty and allow clients to plan their legal costs in advance. The availability of a flat-fee arrangement for a specific matter is discussed during the initial consultation.
The firm handles issuer-side securities law matters — going public transactions (Form S-1, Form 10, Regulation A, Direct Public Offerings), private placements under Regulation D, SEC compliance and periodic reporting, SEC comment letter responses, SEC investigations and subpoenas, Wells notice responses, and toxic financing review. The firm does not handle investor-loss claims, stockbroker fraud, or FINRA arbitration.
Yes. Frederick M. Lehrer, P.A. serves clients nationally and internationally. Federal securities law is national in scope, and the firm regularly advises companies and executives located outside Florida on SEC compliance, going public transactions, and enforcement matters. Many matters are handled entirely by phone, email, and video conference.
Consultation requests submitted through this form are typically reviewed within one business day. For time-sensitive matters — including SEC investigations, subpoenas received from the SEC, and Wells notices — you are encouraged to call directly at (561) 706-7646 for an immediate response.
No. Submitting a consultation request does not create an attorney-client relationship. Do not include confidential or privileged information in your initial inquiry. An attorney-client relationship is established only upon execution of a written engagement agreement signed by both the client and the firm.