Today is SEC Chair Jay Clayton's last day at the office, after almost four years as Chair. Here is his farewell statement.

Adam Gershenson and Andrew Barr have received a mention as part of The American Lawyer's Litigation Daily Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs list.

Lauren Creel, emerging companies and venture capital partner at Cooley, discusses when to involve a lawyer when you are starting a startup, understanding the common components

The Cooley team are developing a series of short tipsheets that will give you a brief introduction into key areas of international products law.

"Ben Shribman, M&A partner at Cooley, together with Rod Freeman and Jamie Humphreys from the firm's market-leading products law group, discuss key areas to consider...

Cooley's Tom Epps and Marie Kavanagh co-authored a book, along with 40 highly skilled practitioners from 11 jurisdictions, on the complex and developing area of corporate internal investigations.

Cooley partner and head of San Francisco corporate practice Rachel Proffitt was featured in the second virtual event of Axios' Dealmakers series.

"Anxieties that the pandemic would shutter vulnerable startups haven't quite seemed to materialize at scale: Funding in the third quarter surged to a seven-quarter high.

Cooley lawyers Koji Fukumura, Peter Adams, Sarah Lightdale, Barrett Anderson and Dylan Scott earned a spot on The American Lawyer's Litigation Daily Litigator...

In an installment of Law.com's "Legal Speak" podcast, Jamie Leigh, partner and co-chair of Cooley's mergers and acquisitions practice group

On episode 18 of the Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project (HLEP) Podcast, Jason Kent, partner and co-chair of Cooley's public companies practice, discusses what it's like to advise...

Cooley partner Josh Seidenfeld discusses past experiences with small companies and startups, his life sciences practice and more in an installment of "Life Science Success," a weekly podcast series...

Following the judgment, handed down on 15 September, it has been confirmed that there will be a hearing on 2 October at which the court will hear any applications for permission to appeal.

"Can juries decide cases remotely? Technically, yes. But some attorneys aren't enthusiastic about the idea. 'I confess I'm a great skeptic,' said San Diego-based Michael Attanasio...

Robert McDowell, co-chair of Cooley's global communications practice group and former FCC commissioner, discusses the DOJ's proposal.

Cooley partner and former Federal Communications Commission commissioner Robert McDowell weighs in on the potential role of the FCC to collaborate with other agencies to understand ...

Cooley partner and global chair of the firm's cyber/data/privacy and internet practice groups Michael Rhodes discusses the privacy ecosystem, his relationship with host Jay Edelson...

Travis LeBlanc, partner and vice chair of Cooley's cyber/data/privacy practice group and member of the US Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, discusses privacy arguments, breaking down why the US Supreme Court often gets it wrong.

Cooley special counsel Randy Sabett was featured as a guest on the Cyber Center of Excellence's "Cyber Insiders" podcast in an episode focused on the rapidly changing cybersecurity legal...

"Coming off of the pandemic, corporate and executive aircraft use is back in the spotlight in a big way. Demand for private travel is high, but continues to be scrutinized.