In the current equity capital markets environment, innovative offerings that avoid massive dilution can be advantageous.

As the Supreme Court continues its 2018 Term, Gibson Dunn's Supreme Court Round-Up is summarizing the issues presented in the cases on the Court's docket and the opinions in the cases the Court has already decided.

Please join the authors of An Employer Playbook for the COVID "Vaccine Wars": Strategies and Considerations for Workplace Vaccination Policies for the latest information and trends relating to workplace vaccination policies and programs.

In 2019, companies, courts, and regulators faced unprecedented challenges as they navigated a rapidly evolving set of cybersecurity and privacy issues.

German criminal law so far does not provide for corporate criminal liability. Corporations can only be fined under the law on administrative offenses, and the government has discretion to impose such fines.

On March 20, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission voted to adopt several amendments to modernize and simplify disclosure requirements that apply to periodic reports

Our distinguished panelists discuss the challenging interplay between internal audit and white collar investigations. We discuss strategies to ensure that internal audit complements the compliance

On August 2, 2019, the Manhattan Supreme Court invalidated as unconstitutional New York State Insurance Regulation 208 a sweeping regulation adopted in late 2017 by the New York State Department of Financial Services.

We are pleased to present Gibson Dunn's seventh "Federal Circuit Year In Review," providing a statistical overview and substantive summaries of the 115 precedential patent opinions issued by the

The subject of monopoly remains in the news almost every day but the law of monopolization is not just for companies in the headlines.

Companies and individuals are increasingly confronted with the challenge of navigating Swiss blocking statutes when trying to provide US enforcement

On October 4, 2019, the Texas Supreme Court agreed to hear a case addressing the extent to which "anti-washout" provisions can prevent overriding royalty interests from lapsing when the