Spencer Feldman concentrates his practice in the areas of initial public offerings, follow-on offerings, shelf takedowns, confidentially marketed offerings, registered directs, PIPEs and other private financings, rights offerings, spin-offs, reverse public offerings, and mergers & acquisitions, with an emphasis on representing computer, Internet, digital media, life sciences and other technology-driven companies, and the banks, financial institutions and other institutional investors providing capital to these companies. Spencer is a member of the 2017 Capital Markets Law360 Editorial Advisory Board. Recently, he participated as a panelist discussing “Registered Offerings – Post JOBS Act Implementation" and served as the moderator of the Smaller Reporting Companies Breakout Group at the 2015 SEC Government – Business Forum on Small Business Capital Formation, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Washington, D.C., November 19, 2015. He also participated on the panel, "Uplisting to an Exchange: Criteria and Strategies for Emerging Growth Companies," at The Growth Capital Summit 2015: Legal and Regulatory Update on Emerging Growth Company Finance, The National Press Club, Washington, D.C., November 18, 2015. Specialties: Serves as counsel to a number of emerging technology business ventures, including companies involved in digital advertising, social media sponsorships, online video distribution, Internet-based delinquent bank debt resolution, point-of-sale computer manufacturing, web-based learning systems, e-commerce payment systems, facial animation software, and biopharmaceutical vaccines and diagnostics, as well as institutional lenders.