Presented by Alain Pietrancosta, Professor of Law (University of Paris) and Alexis Marraud des Grottes, Partner at Orrick.
Part 2 - The Say on Climate, a practice going global under pressure from investors and interested parties
DÉCRYPTAGES BY ORRICK
Welcome to Décryptages by Orrick
Every week, our lawyers take the floor in a new episode of Décryptages, the podcast that addresses the new legal challenges facing companies in terms of governance, compliance and innovation in an ever changing economic and competitive environment.
Presented by Alain Pietrancosta, Professor of Law (University of Paris) and Alexis Marraud des Grottes, Partner at Orrick.
Part 1 - The European Due Diligence Obligations and Sustainable Governance under discussion in the European bodies
Different perspectives between Alain Pietrancosta and Alexis Marraud des Grottes.
A podcast on the Raison d’Etre of companies. Understanding and managing issues related to the Raison d’Etre in or outside the by-laws. Understanding the issues and liability risks for board members and management.
Part 2: the risks of nullity and liability of managers and of the company linked to the Raison d’Etre and its use as a takeover defense
Different perspectives between Alain Pietrancosta and Alexis Marraud des Grottes.
A podcast on the Raison d’Etre of companies. Understanding and managing issues related to the Raison d’Etre in or outside the by-laws. Understanding the issues and liability risks for board members and management.
Part 1: The History, Concept and Adoption of the Raison d’Etre.
Brighter but less energy-consuming than existing technologies, Giorgio Anania's stars are made of silicon substrate, intelligence, innovation, and a lot of courage…
Welcome to the world of 3D LEDs imagined by Giorgio Anania: Aledia 10 years already.
This success story is told to you by Olivier Edwards and Olivier Vuillod, two lawyers passionate about the world of entrepreneurs, their growth and success built over the years through creativity and the security and accuracy of advice provided.
What is private enforcement? Olivier Jouffroy and Malik Idri discuss this competition law procedure that allows victims of anti-competitive practices to seek reparation through compensation actions. What are the technical difficulties related to its implementation and how mature is the legal ecosystem?
Decarbonizing the global energy system while preserving its security and competitiveness has always felt like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. Now, though, large-scale developments in competitive green hydrogen are emerging as a powerful substitute for fossil fuels, and the market is preparing for this seismic shift.
In this episode, Orrick’s Olivier Edwards and Thierry Lepercq, Founder and President of Soladvent and author of Hydrogen: The New Oil, discuss this critical topic and what comes next.
Orrick’s Patrick Hubert, Frédéric Lalance, and Laurent Olléon discuss the leniency procedure, judicial agreement in the public interest and the role of trust in tax partnerships, as well as sanction regimes and the role of the protagonists in business.
The relationship between legal counsel and entrepreneurs has changed over the years – now more than ever lawyers are responsible for not only finding solutions but providing unwavering support for projects. With this shift comes new opportunities for lawyers and entrepreneurs, plus key takeaways and lessons learned.
During this episode, Orrick’s Olivier Edwards and Olivier Vuillod – both members the Technology Companies Group (TCG) practice – share their thoughts on this critical relationship, and what comes next.
What is the role of the business today? This two-part inaugural episode provides a framework for determining the place of businesses in Western democracies, specifically in the face of current developments in capitalism. University of Paris law professor Dr. Alain Pietrancosta talks with Orrick’s Alexis Marraud des Grottes discuss these issues, with an eye on current affairs surrounding French, European, and international business law, from profit seeking to positions on political and social issues
Part One: The History of Corporate Purpose
This timely debate features Alain Pietrancosta and Orrick’s Alexis Marraud des Grottes. The focus: Defining the vision, mission and impact of the modern company, and what its core reason for being is today.
Part Two: The Return of the Pendulum, the Emergence of Corporate Governance
This timely debate features Alain Pietrancosta and Orrick’s Alexis Marraud des Grottes. The focus: Defining the vision, mission and impact of the modern company, and what its core reason for being is today.