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Shareholders submitted numerous shareholder proposals related to climate in the 2024 proxy season. We examine trends in those proposals.

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Orrick provides guidance for Practising Law Institute on best approach to litigating class action waiver issues.

This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of Bribery & Corruption laws and regulations applicable in Italy.

We've teamed up with tax specialists ForrestBrown to explore the options available to founders when raising capital and key issues to be aware of.

A proposed U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rule would stifle innovation and upend patent practice, an Orrick team writes in Bloomberg Law.