Hedge Fund Attorney
Joseph B. LaRocco, Esq.

Joseph B. LaRocco, Esq. is an attorney performing legal services as a hedge fund attorney, corporate counsel, and legal advisor to broker-dealer firms, investment bankers and private investors. Joseph LaRocco has represented offshore and domestic hedge funds, broker-dealer firms and investment bankers regarding numerous corporate and securities transactions.

Joseph LaRocco has been involved in many equity line funding. transaction that provide funding to publicly listed companies. He has been able to create various structures to meet some of the needs of companies on various exchanges.

Mr. LaRocco has helped clients with Hedge Fund Formation for domestic, offshore and master feeder structures. He has also advised clients on numerous corporate and securities matters including capital raising, mergers and acquisitions, deal structure and funding documentation. He has also advised clients regarding capital raising efforts, obtaining a public listing, hedge fund and private equity financing, state and federal securities regulation, deal structures, private placement financing, compliance and due diligence.

Joseph LaRocco has advised hedge fund managers on various trading, state and federal regulatory issues, reporting obligations and due diligence matters. He has structured and formed domestic and offshore hedge funds and has represented hedge funds and private investors in many private placement transactions.

Mr. LaRocco can be reached at 203-599-1928. You can also contact him via e-mail, by using this link. Contact Me - Joseph B. LaRocco.

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Equity Partners Fund SPC with the assistance of Joseph LaRocco has been assisting publicly listed companies with various equity line funding structures to support companies with their long term funding needs. Companies in the United States that are publicly listed are required to file their financial reports on the Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC ) and keep their financial statements current. The SEC always monitors these companies for fraud, fraudulent conduct and penny stock scams.