Orrick's London office joined the Coalition for a Digital Economy (COADEC) in launching a new report on the effects of a projected skills shortfall on the UK technology industry...

Corporate venture capital (CVC) is a valuable tool both for companies looking to pursue innovation strategies and for founders growing startups.

In a unanimous opinion, the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated a Maryland program designed to incentivize construction of a new natural gas plant.

On September 4, a proposed Regulation on money market funds was published by the Commission, accompanied by a press release, impact assessment, FAQs and various other documents.

On December 23 and 24, Phoenix Light SF Limited and other RMBS certificateholders filed suit against HSBC, Wells Fargo, Deutsche Bank, Bank of New York Mellon, U.S. Bank, and Bank of America...

As previously discussed, the question of whether Commercial General Liability coverage applies to cyber-attacks or data breaches is a hot point of contention between policyholders and insurers.

We are pleased to announce our schedule of webinars to take place in September to review the state of the law summarized in our World in US Courts publication.

An Orrick team filed a petition for a writ of certiorari in the U.S. Supreme Court today asking the Court to decide whether booking photos of indicted federal defendants must be disclosed to the media...

Click on links to access newly updated 2019 reports on corporate governance profiles for public companies in the technology sector and, separately, the energy sector.

Orrick's Evan Hollander co-authored an article for The Norton Annual Survey of Bankruptcy Law (2016 Edition) addressing unique confirmation issues faced by nonprofit debtors in Chapter 11.

In September 2014, we started to see ND Cal judges applying the Supreme Court’s Alice Corp. decision to invalidate software patents under section 101.

Welcome to the Q4 2014 issue of Orrick Technology IPO Insights, a quarterly publication highlighting trends in U.S. information technology company IPOs.

On October 2, ESMA published its second round of advice on the equivalence of regulatory regimes under EMIR to the European Commission.

In May, we saw examples of how ND Cal judges apply the stricter pleading requirements of "Twombly/Iqbal" both to causes of action and to affirmative defenses.

Orrick's Wendy Butler Curtis and Kate Orr have published an article in Corporate Counsel entitled "How to Leverage Task-Based Legal Work to Improve Value, Efficiency and Outcomes."

On February 12, Orrick submitted written comments regarding proposed amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure intended to facilitate more meaningful discovery efforts and to reduce cost and delay in litigation.

This issue contains our summaries of 25 new US federal court decisions, in areas of the law including the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, Arbitration, Securities Law, White Collar Criminal Law, and Personal Jurisdiction.

On September 3, Judge John W. Lungstrum of the United States District Court for the District of Kansas granted in part and denied in part motions to dismiss by UBS Securities LLC and JP Morgan Securities LLC in four separate actions brought by the National Credit Union Administration, as liquidator of certain failed credit unions.

Orrick Restructuring Senior Counsel Marc Levinson is one of the chapter 9 experts assisting in the preparation of a chapter 9 manual for bankruptcy judges and court clerks that has been posted on the website...

Welcome to the latest issue of Orrick Technology IPO Insights, a quarterly publication highlighting trends in U.S. tech company IPOs.