Today remains a reminder of the profound impact 9/11 had on our nation and our thoughts are with the many Faegre Drinker colleagues who experienced personal loss during those tragic events. We also pay tribute to the first responders who bravely risked their personal safety to save others and the military service members who were on the frontlines in the global conflict that followed. Today, and every day, we honor the resilience of those impacted, remember those who were lost and give thanks to those who heroically served.
About us
Faegre Drinker is a firm designed for clients. With 1,200 experienced attorneys and consulting professionals licensed in nearly every state in the U.S., and with strategic offices in London and Shanghai, we have the strength and reach to solve our clients’ most complex transactional, litigation and regulatory challenges, wherever they may arise. Faegre Drinker Consulting, the firm’s advisory and advocacy division based in Washington, D.C., provides public policy, regulatory and technical services to key sectors of the economy. Additional services include Tritura Information Governance, the firm’s data science subsidiary, and Innovative Health Strategies, a health care consultancy that helps hospitals operate efficiently and improve quality of service.
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Updates
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We are thrilled to welcome a trio of female former federal prosecutors — Carolyn F. McNiven, Jessica Natali and Brittany Fisher — to Faegre Drinker’s litigation team! With more than 60 years of combined experience in white collar investigations and government enforcement, these dynamic attorneys have a wealth of knowledge and exceptional trial and investigative skills. Based in San Francisco and Philadelphia, the trio bolsters our national practice, particularly in the area of health care enforcement and complex fraud defense. Carolyn will serve as the firm’s West Coast white collar team lead. The arrival of Carolyn, Jessica and Brittany marks yet another step forward in our commitment to providing unmatched advocacy and defense for our clients. Learn more about their impressive backgrounds: https://bit.ly/3MEBhzd
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Please join us in congratulating Lisa Presser and Justin Ginter, who were both recognized by the New Jersey Law Journal in the 2024 New Jersey Legal Awards! Lisa was selected as a finalist for the “Best Mentors” category, which recognizes those who take the time and effort to be true mentors and excel at it. Justin was named a “New Leaders of the Bar” winner, an award given to attorneys under 40 who have made notable achievements and have outstanding potential. Well done, Lisa and Justin!
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A U.S. district court granted the Commodity Futures Trading Commission summary judgment in its first enforcement action addressing fraudulent activities relating to voluntary carbon credits. This decision marks a pivotal moment for the CFTC’s Environmental Fraud Task Force, signaling the agency’s commitment to expanding its antifraud and antimanipulation oversight in carbon markets. You can learn more in this alert by Deanna Reitman, Julian Harrell and Tamara Criss.
CFTC Cracks Down in the Voluntary Carbon Market
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Four international arbitral institutions have released caseload data, revealing a steady growth in international business-to-business disputes. The American Arbitration Association–International Centre for Dispute Resolution saw an increase in its international caseload in 2023 — the second double-digit year-over-year increase in a row. JAMS remains the world’s largest private alternative dispute resolution services provider, though its international caseload flatlined compared to 2022. Additionally, the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce saw an increase in its caseload, and the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre saw a small decrease. You can learn more in this alert by David Yoshimura, Christopher Jefferies, Andy Taylor and James Wagner.
ICDR, JAMS, SCC and HKIAC Release Caseload Statistics
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The Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a rule providing breathing room for the thousands of companies analyzing their company and supply chains to determine whether their products or chemicals contain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, otherwise known as PFAS. You can learn more about the EPA’s extension in this alert by Bonnie Barnett, Aaron Szabo and Amy Waite.
EPA Extends Deadline to Report on Novel PFAS TSCA Reporting Rule
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To help health and life science companies remain current on artificial intelligence-related legal and regulatory expectations, we have published many updates on U.S. and EU artificial intelligence initiatives. Now, we’re adding another dimension to the picture. What might happen to AI regulation under a first-term Harris administration, and what might happen under a second-term Trump administration? Joy Sharp, Simonne Brousseau and Aliyah Price unpack the answer to this question in this alert.
AI After the Election: Potential Differences Between Administrations
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We’re excited to announce that Nolan W. Kurtz has joined Faegre Drinker as chief operating officer! Based in our Philadelphia office, Nolan will lead our global operations team, leveraging his wealth of experience driving operational efficiency and innovation. With a strong background in law firm operations, Nolan has successfully guided firms through mergers, led data and innovation strategies, and developed cutting-edge technologies like automation, predictive analytics and in-house AI systems. He’s known for fostering cross-functional collaboration and solving complex challenges by uniting diverse perspectives. “Nolan’s track record of success and passion for operational excellence, innovation and data-driven decision-making will benefit our clients and firm,” said Chair Gina Kastel. “We believe Nolan is the perfect fit to lead our operations at Faegre Drinker.” Learn more about Nolan and his experience: https://bit.ly/3Xu38YS
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Recent regulatory fines levied on industry participants, enforcement sweeps and published regulatory guidance make it clear that asset management firms continue to face increased scrutiny when it comes to off-channel communications. Firms must consistently monitor risks, practices, policies and procedures regarding electronic messaging and consider any improvements to their compliance programs that would help comply with regulatory requirements. This alert by Jeff Blumberg, Kiara Covarrubias and Robert Bullington outlines recommended best practices for asset managers.
Navigating in Cyberspace: Off-Channel Communications and Regulatory Risk
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The Corporate Guide is a comprehensive and ongoing series of articles providing crucial insights for corporate directors, officers and stockholders under Delaware law. In this installment, Oderah C. Nwaeze and Naomi Duru summarize the circumstances — under Sections 204 and 205 of the Delaware General Corporation Law — where a corporation, its shareholders or the Court of Chancery, can ratify or validate defective corporate acts that would be void or voidable due to a failure of authorization.
The Corporate Guide: Ratification of Defective Corporate Acts
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