TLG Reduces the Cost of Being Public

Irvine, CA, March 08, 2009 --(PR.com)-- The Lebrecht Group, APLC announced today that it has reduced the basic legal cost of a years worth of public filings for its clients to under $30,000 per year. This move was made in response to the current difficult economic times and to try and assist reporting companies in staying current in their ’34 Act filings. The Lebrecht Group’s ’34 Act Maintenance Plan allows its clients that are reporting companies under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to pay a flat annual rate, payable in monthly installments, for the legal fees associated with being a reporting company. Under the revised price structure, ’34 Act reporting companies can budget with certainty the legal fees associated with one (1) Annual Report on Form 10-K, three (3) Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q, up to six (6) Current Reports on Form 8-K, up to four (4) Section 16 filings, and several other routine filings.

“Our ’34 Act Maintenance Plan has always been very popular with our public company clients. Many of them appreciate the ability to pay a flat annual fee to cover their required ’34 Act filings, and be able to pay that flat rate by making regular monthly payments. With the current economic climate, we believe the appropriate thing to do is reduce our rates for our client’s primary ’34 Act filings in order to assist them in staying current with their filings,” says Brian A. Lebrecht, President.

“We believe this price reduction, in conjunction with funding we’ve made available under our ’34 Act Compliance Funding Program, will enable many public companies to stay current in their ’34 Act filings that otherwise would not be able to do so in the current economy, which benefits the companies, their shareholders, and their service providers,” continued Mr. Lebrecht.

The reduction in the annual cost of the ’34 Act Maintenance Plan was made in conjunction with several other fee reductions by The Lebrecht Group. The other fee reductions also related to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings, including registration statements and proxy materials for shareholders’ meetings.

Companies that are interested in learning more information regarding the ’34 Act Maintenance Plan, the Compliance Funding Program, or other corporate securities legal representation should contact The Lebrecht Group, APLC at either its Irvine office or Salt Lake City office and ask for Craig V. Butler, Brian A. Lebrecht, or Edward Weaver.

The Lebrecht Group, APLC is a corporate securities law firm with offices in both Irvine, California and Salt Lake City, Utah. For additional information please visit the firm’s website at www.thelebrechtgroup.com.

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