Orrick is proud to be sponsoring TechGC's 2024 M&A Conference, a curated event for general counsels and CFOs from top technology companies. Legal, financial and business leaders will discuss the latest in dealmaking and how companies can successfully navigate a resurgence in M&A activity in 2024.

Four nationally prominent defense lawyers address the central components of a criminal trial.

As part of the inaugural Riyadh International Disputes Week, Rena Scott will be co-leading a GC panel discussion.

After years of low investment returns, positive arbitrage is once again in the spotlight. For issuers, borrowers and financial professionals, it is crucial to refresh our understanding of the arbitrage rebate rules and regulations to safeguard the tax-exempt status of municipal bonds. The ability ...

Speaking Engagement | February 28. 2024 | 3:15 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. ET 

Orrick is proud to be the premier sponsor for Space Beach Law Lab’s inaugural conference at the historic Queen Mary Golden Age ocean liner in Long Beach, California on February 27 – 29. 

This panel discusses recent merger enforcement trends and the expanding role of State Attorneys General in merger review.

Shannon Yavorsky will be co-leading a session titled "Future Trends and Impacts on Responsible AI in Business and Society” hosted by 2021.AI.

Annette Hurst, co-chair of Orrick's global Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning practice co-led the Copyright, IP, and Entertainment session at the UC Davis Business Law Journal Artificial Intelligence Symposium. Annette and her co-panelists focused on the effects AI will have on the work of ...

Shannon Yavorsky will be speaking on a panel titled “AI Ethics – Discrimination, Bias, and Governance” at the California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Annual Privacy Summit.

Annette Hurst and Shannon Yavorsky co-led an in-person panel discussion focused on the implications of implementing and using GenAI/AI.

Following the heady years before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, public capital markets remain largely closed. Few regular-way follow-on offerings or 144A deals are getting done, especially for small to mid-cap companies – and the deals which are happening are often quite bespoke.   Recent ...