A discussion of recent state and federal initiatives aimed at regulating money transmission, payments, and cryptocurrencies.

Orrick attorneys discuss concerns around data protection and privacy, best practices for state licensing challenges, insights on legislation and requirements, recent fair lending cases, and more.

Jeff Naimon discussed the Department of Justice and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s interagency redlining initiative, and Sasha Leonhardt discussed what the Biden administration’s recent announcement of broad-based federal student loan forgiveness may mean.

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.

Young Lee will moderate a panel discussion on the “495 Express Lanes Northern Extension P3 Project” on September 13 at Infralogic’s US P3 Forum 2022.

Orrick is proud to sponsor Infocast's 2022 Hydrogen Hubs: Building a Value Chain Summit. Blake Winburne will be moderating a summit panel on Tuesday, September 13, titled, “Raising Capital for Hydrogen Projects: The Financial Community’s Perspectives.” Panelists will include Sriram (“Sri”) ...

Karen Dempsey will be moderating and hosting a keynote panel focused on Private Equity and Venture Capital.

Hank Asbill joined a panel of experts to discuss issues that arise when clients want to present untrue or ethically challenged evidence at sentencing from the prosecution and defense perspective.

Melissa Klimkiewicz and Daniel Bellovin discussed flood insurance compliance from origination through servicing, including regulatory requirements, the private flood rule, and the recently finalized interagency Q&As.

John Coleman joined a roundtable and discussed four administrative law topics: the future of Chevron, agency deference in the states, vaccines in the early republic, and the future of agency adjudication.

Katy Ryan and Jedd Bellman discussed steps to develop and maintain strong governance practices, sound compliance management systems, and financial practices that result in stable operations and garner sufficient capital and liquidity.

Many Life Plan Communities (“LPCs”) originally started as a nursing care center and then added senior housing, assisted living and recently memory care.