Orrick is proud to be a principal sponsor of the ChIPs Global Summit 2024 on October 16-18 in Washington, D.C. 

A federal judge recently rejected most – but not all – of the SEC’s case against Solar Winds and its Chief Information Security Officer Tim Brown.

Join us at the Sedona Conference where Dr. Christian Schröder will moderate the Global Regulation of AI discussion.

The NYC Bar Association’s Task Force on Digital Technologies, co-chaired by Orrick Restructuring partner Lorraine McGowen, will host an Artificial Intelligence Institute in New York City. 

Jerry Buckley and Caroline Stapleton will moderate and co-lead the panel, “Harnessing The Power of AI-Driven RegTech: Revolutionizing Regulatory Compliance,” hosted by American Fintech Counsel.

Thora Johnson is co-leading a panel at AHLA’s Health Plan Law and Compliance Institute.

Jeanine McGuinness is co-leading a panel titled “U.S. Sanctions in 2024: Key Developments and Compliance Challenges," hosted by VSCPA.

As the threat of IP litigation continues to rise, companies operating in Canada and the U.S. face unique challenges. Join Orrick, Osler and CLO panelists from ONxpress Operations and ToolsGroup for a thought-provoking conversation that explores the dynamic landscape of cross-border IP litigation.

Members of Orrick’s Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation Group will lead panels during the upcoming Privacy + Security Forum Spring Academy.

Behnam Dayanim, Aravind Swaminathan, and Shannon Yavorsky will be co-leading sessions at RSA Conference, a global conference that brings cybersecurity professionals together to discuss critical cybersecurity issues and emerging threats.

Members of Orrick's Financial & Fintech Advisory practice join other thought leaders at the Mortgage Bankers Association Legal Issues and Regulatory Compliance Conference to discuss critical topics facing legal and compliance professionals across the mortgage industry.

Craig Falls will lead a session explaining how the high-profile antitrust cases against Big Tech firms and other litigation pushing novel antitrust theories will impact scrutiny of common commercial terms.