Members of Orrick’s Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation Group are leading panels on privacy for children and teens in the United States (U.S.) and online safety in the United Kingdom (UK) during the Privacy + Security Forum Fall Academy hosted by the Privacy + Security Academy. The Privacy + Security ...

James Parkinson drew upon his compliance and enforcement experience to discuss key anti-corruption developments from the past 12 months, and their impact on the legal and enforcement landscape.

Jeff Naimon addressed primary statutes and regulations for consumer lending that are intended to increase consumer knowledge through disclosure, features of these disclosure regimes, and the future of disclosure as a regulatory technique.

China is the second largest pharmaceutical market in the world, growing to $205bn by 2026. With an increasing focus on innovation and early access, many US biopharmas have found that an anchor in China supports accelerated clinical development and creates incremental value via either through equity ...

Elizabeth McGinn, Benjamin Hutten, and James Chou discussed strategies and best practices to avoid sanctions violations.

Elizabeth McGinn discussed how to manage third-party risks and share guidance on how to maximize TPRM programs while maintaining compliance in a heightened regulatory environment.

Katy Ryan drew upon her regulatory and compliance experience to examine relevant aspects of the explosion of cryptocurrencies and the ensuing need for regulation.

Jedd Bellman participated in a panel discussion on medical debt collections in the face of heightened regulatory scrutiny at both the federal and state level.

Public Policy counsel Andrew Cook will be speaking on a panel, "Developments in Public Nuisance and Locality Litigation."

The Implication of State Consumer Data Privacy Laws and the FTC Breach Notification Law for Health Data.

Orrick’s privacy team provided a series of roundtable webcasts available as part of the Winnow Privacy and Cybersecurity subscription.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management recently launched an initiative through its Carbon Conversion/Utilization Program for issuance of grants to eligible entities procuring and developing carbon conversion products.