The U.S. Supreme Court has granted certiorari to Orrick client Daniel Grand, agreeing to hear his religious freedom case.

This is the latest victory in a series of class actions targeting PayPal's Honey browser extension.

The brief argues that the ODP doctrine should be guided by its fundamental principles instead of interpreting caselaw in a formulaic way.

The Court decided 9-0 in favor of Cox, a once-in-a-generation ruling on internet copyright.

UK employment law updates on disability discrimination, zero-hour contracts and data complaints, with key employer compliance takeaways.

This alert summarises the key changes to the new ICC Rules 2026.

The ruling continues a broader trend of courts carefully examining expansive uses of executive authority to impose sweeping import tariffs.

The action underscores risks for companies with international operations that collect U.S. consumer data, including through embedded web technologies.

Expert witnesses are critical players in an antitrust trial—here's how to set them up for success.

Eight Orrick litigators earn 2026 BTI All-Star honors — the most of any firm — based on unprompted client feedback.

American Lawyer selects Orrick as part of its 2026 A-List, marking the firm's 14th consecutive appearance.

We're thrilled to share that several members of our team have recently been named rising stars in their fields.

The ruling rejects a first-of-its-kind “duty to innovate” theory of product liability that presented an existential threat to innovators.