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Coping with U.S. Export Controls and Sanctions 2022

International Trade & Investment partner Jeanine McGuinness will be joined by Matthew T. West of Baker Botts to discuss “Ethics Considerations in Trade Control Practice” in a live event hosted by Practising Law Institute (PLI) taking place on December 16, 2022. The panel will cover an array of ...

December.15.2022 - December.16.2022 | Practising Law Institute (PLI) | Washington, D.C. (Webcast available)

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Founder Legal Boot Camp #3

The third edition of Orrick’s Founder Legal Boot Camp – together with RWTH Innovation, WHU Entrepreneurship Center and TUM Venture Labs.

November.12.2022 - November.13.2022 | Orrick Düsseldorf or Remote via Zoom

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2022 TechGC Global Summit

Thora Johnson will be leading a breakout topic session at the 2022 TechGC Global Summit.

November.03.2022 | Hilton NY Midtown

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Post-Issuance Compliance Workshop

JOIN BLX AND ORRICK AT THE POST-ISSUANCE COMPLIANCE WORKSHOP A Comprehensive Overview of Post-Issuance Tax Law and SEC Secondary Market Disclosure for 501(c)(3) Organizations and State and Local Government Issuers Who Utilize Tax-Exempt Financing Virgin Hotels Nashville and Virtual - November 3-4, ...

November.03.2022 - November.04.2022 | Virgin Hotels Nashville and Virtual

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American Bar Association 2022 Business Law Section Annual Meeting

Max Bonici discussed challenges facing financial institutions and fintechs that offer crypto and other digital asset products, and Sasha Leonhardt discussed the legal structure surrounding appraisal bias, and recent enforcement actions.

September.15.2022 - September.17.2022 | Washington, D.C.

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American University Washington College of Law Symposium

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau earlier this year claimed a new tool to prevent discrimination in financial services by examining institutions for conduct that, while potentially falling outside the ambit of traditional fair lending laws, was nonetheless “unfair.”

June.29.2022 | American University | Washington, D.C.