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Since adoption of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act, emerging companies have a broader array of financing alternatives, including the opportunity to rely on the accommodations available to emerging growth companies under the Title I "IPO on-ramp" provisions.

During the second quarter 2016, the IPO market improved with 34 IPOs raising approximately $5.5 billion, according to Renaissance Capital.

Is your company evaluating whether—and where—to go public? An initial public offering is a major milestone, and choosing the right listing exchange for your company requires a holistic view of regulatory requirements, market expectations, and strategic considerations across jurisdictions.

The IRS recently announced that a contribution to a domestic LLC that is wholly owned and controlled by an IRC § 501(c)(3) charitable organization will be treated as if the contribution were made directly to the charitable organization.

The Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") is withdrawing proposed regulations which would have refined and clarified the rules governing corporate distributions...

The article discusses the Supreme Court's interpretation of "official acts" in McDonnell v United States.

Orrick Antitrust & Competition partner Jim Tierney moderated a panel on "International Mergers: Working Across Multiple Jurisdictions" at the 2nd edition of the Global Antitrust Economics Conference...

On June 10th, the House Financial Services Committee will mark up and consider a number of JOBS Act and capital formation related bills.

The House Financial Services Committee approved 13 bills, many of which are JOBS Act related.

Partner Steve Graham provides a short summary about the new, less burdensome disclosure requirements under the JOBS Act.

Following the House Financial Services Committee mark-up session, HR 701 and HR 801 were both approved by voice vote.

Corporate & Finance partner Teresa Johnson was featured on a recent episode of the "On Boards" podcast entitled "As the Pendulum Swings" discussing ESG risk management for board members and the latest challenges...

As a follow up to our blog last week that the U.S. House Labor, Health and Human Services Appropriations Subcommittee passed appropriations language prohibiting the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) from expending funds for prosecutions ..

We are pleased to share with everyone Josh Horn’s excellent guidance on RIA conflicts of interest, recently, published in the Practical Compliance and Risk Management for the Securities Industry, a professional journal published by Wolters Kluwer Financial Services, Inc.

This bulletin outlines several areas where the JPC disagrees with the Union’s interpretation of the 2013 Commercials Contract provisions.

Katrina Rathie shares her insights on what makes an effective Chair in an ever-changing and complex business environment.

In a recent edition of its Entrepreneurship Policy Digest, the Kauffman Foundation provides interesting data on the types of funding relied upon by emerging companies.