Any federal district judge in the country can say these aspects of the Exchange Act (and the Securities Act) chills speech. The only reason this hasn't been challenged is because it doesn't affect accredited investors like you, and the people it does affect don't even know it affects them BECAUSE THE SPEECH IS CHILLED!
Please help. These laws are nearing 100 years old, but it has only been the last 20 or so where its been a problem because companies are going public so late as well as few and far between, all while the market efficiencies have improved enough where it makes sense to easily give out equity and things that may be construed as securities. But these laws have always chilled speech and recent case law can be used to extend "free speech" into corporate and financial matters. So please, go for it! Hire the same law firm that did Citizens United, they always go for 1st amendment no matter what the context!