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The speakers will discuss capital raising alternatives available to real estate companies and REITs in today’s evolving market landscape.

This presentation series will address drafting considerations that can smooth the path to efficient resolution and issues to keep in mind when post-closing disputes do arise.

On Thursday, September 18, Washington, D.C. Managing Partner Zach Terwilliger and Government Contracts Co-head Alex Canizares will present a Coalition for Common Sense in Government Procurement webinar.

This webcast will provide an overview of recent developments and trends in bid protest litigation, focusing on best practices for government contractors.

This program will offer practical insights into the rapidly evolving federal environmental review process, including recent NEPA reforms, Supreme Court guidance, and more.

Popcorn & Principles, More Order in the Court is a fun and interactive review of several key principles found in the rules of professional conduct.

Our presenters will provide an overview of the material developments and trends that emerged during the 2025 proxy season with an outlook what we can expect through the rest of the year.

Vinson & Elkins is pleased to offer this round-up of recent developments in federal enforcement, with a particular emphasis on changes during the first few months of the second Trump administration.

Partner Lauren Collins will be speaking at 2pm ET on Wednesday, September 10 on a panel with Tax Analysts where they will discuss the repeal of the green energy credits in the OBBBA.

In this Law360 U.K. Expert Analysis series, practice group leaders share thoughts on keeping the pulse on legal trends, tackling difficult cases and what it takes to make a mark in their area.

The California Air Resources Board (“CARB”) hosted a public workshop on August 21, 2025 to provide information on Senate Bills 253, 261 and 219 (the “California climate laws”) and solicit feedback from consumers and investors.

In its ongoing crusade against so-called “basis-shifting” transactions, the Internal Revenue Service has created widespread uncertainty regarding the tax treatment of routine transactions.