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Join us to learn more about enforcement trends and an overview on how to successfully navigate the audit process.

Rebecca Fike, Jon Solorzano and Sarah Morgan will present at Lexology’s masterclass in a discussion of how companies can navigate the at-times challenging interplay between fiduciary duties and ESG priorities.

Vinson & Elkins is a Silver Level Sponsor for the Kayo Women’s Real Estate Summit being held June 12-14 in Miami, FL.

On June 9th at 3:50 p.m., Tax partner Adriana Wirtz is speaking at New York University’s (NYU) Tax Controversy Forum 2023 on a panel titled "IRA Clean Energy Credits & Anticipated Enforcement."

During this webinar, presenters will discuss why effectively communicating the strategic value, risk oversight role and skills of each director has never been more important.

Vinson & Elkins attorneys will discuss the various out of court considerations that commercial real estate enterprises will want to consider as they navigate the distressed environment that may lie ahead.

Vinson & Elkins is sponsoring the 39th Annual TexFed Conference taking place June 7-9 in San Antonio, TX.

Tackling the challenges presented by climate change cannot be successfully navigated without due consideration paid to the biodiversity crisis.

On Friday May 19, 2023, Massachusetts Federal District Judge Leo T. Sorokin found that the partnership between JetBlue and American Airlines (“American”), known as the “Northeast Alliance” or “NEA,” harmed competition in the airline industry in violation of Section 1 of the Sherman Antitrust Act.

U.S. companies that found their assets caught up in Russia at the start of the Russia/Ukraine conflict may find relief on paper from U.S. courts. But it remains to be seen whether they can recover in practice.

Vinson & Elkins is a platinum sponsor of the 2023 Energy Infrastructure Council’s (EIC) 20th Annual Investor Conference being held May 22–24 at the Palm Beach Convention Center in West Palm Beach, FL.

On May 5, 2023, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) issued an order (the “Order”)¹ providing that it would pay a $279 million award to a whistleblower who assisted with the enforcement of an action by the SEC and two other related actions brought by unnamed agencies.