May 1, 2025 (WilmerHale LLP (via LinkedIn)) –
WilmerHale LLP posted 29 LinkedIn updates from April 24 to May 1, 2025. The firm's posts covered a wide range of legal topics, including pro bono work, regulatory updates, litigation victories, and thought leadership in various practice areas. Let's explore the key themes and developments highlighted during this period.
Regulatory and Compliance Updates
WilmerHale demonstrated its expertise in regulatory matters through several posts. The firm discussed the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) 2025-2030 strategy document, highlighting its impact on the financial services sector. Additionally, the firm addressed the Department of Justice's updated policy on obtaining information from members of the news media, analyzing its implications for journalists and media organizations.
In the realm of economic sanctions, WilmerHale announced its support for the American Conference Institute's (ACI) flagship conference on Economic Sanctions Enforcement and Compliance. Partners Zachary Goldman and Neena Shenai were scheduled to participate as panelists, underscoring the firm's thought leadership in this critical area of international law and compliance.
FCA's 2025-2030 strategy analysis
DOJ policy update on media information
Economic sanctions conference participation
Litigation and Arbitration Successes
The firm celebrated significant litigation victories, including a win for The New York Times against Sarah Palin in a libel case retrial. This verdict reinforced First Amendment protections for publishers. WilmerHale's International Arbitration group also contributed to a new Wolters Kluwer collection, "International Arbitration in Practice," with partners authoring chapters on key topics in the field.
In a notable development, Brian Boynton, former head of the US Department of Justice's Civil Division, rejoined WilmerHale as chair of its Government and Regulatory Litigation Practice, further strengthening the firm's capabilities in this area.
New York Times libel case victory
International arbitration book contributions
Brian Boynton rejoins WilmerHale
Technology and Innovation
WilmerHale showcased its expertise in emerging technologies, particularly in artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity. The firm announced upcoming speaking engagements on AI's ethical implications in legal practice and the intersection of AI with health data privacy. These events highlight WilmerHale's commitment to addressing cutting-edge legal issues in technology.
The firm also discussed a recent Federal Circuit opinion in Recentive Analytics, Inc. v. Fox Corp., which emphasized the challenges of patenting AI and machine learning applications. This analysis provides valuable insights for businesses considering how to protect their technological innovations.
AI ethics in legal practice discussion
AI and health data privacy webinar
AI patent challenges analysis
Corporate and Financial Services
WilmerHale's corporate practice was highlighted through several client representations and industry engagements. The firm advised State Street Corporation on a $2 billion registered notes offering and represented LeveL Markets in a collaboration with Turquoise for trading platform services. These transactions demonstrate WilmerHale's capabilities in complex financial and corporate matters.
The firm also announced upcoming events focused on financial fraud and the futures industry, including hosting a seminar with the Institute of International Bankers and the election of Matthew Kulkin to the Futures Industry Association's Law & Compliance Committee Executive Committee.
State Street Corporation notes offering
LeveL Markets and Turquoise collaboration
Financial fraud seminar announcement
Pro Bono and Community Engagement
WilmerHale demonstrated its commitment to pro bono work and community engagement through various initiatives. The firm participated in the annual Financial Institution Pro Bono Day, providing legal advice to small business owners in economically disadvantaged areas. Additionally, the firm's Boston office hosted a Career Exploration Day with Hyde Square Task Force, offering insights into legal careers to young individuals.
Financial Institution Pro Bono Day participation
Career Exploration Day in Boston
Other Notable Updates
WilmerHale shared various other updates, including partner recognitions, such as Joe Mueller being named Litigator of the Year (Massachusetts) by Managing IP, and the firm's involvement in unique projects like the redevelopment of Boston's White Stadium for a new National Women's Soccer League franchise. These diverse activities underscore WilmerHale's broad expertise and engagement across multiple legal and business sectors.
In conclusion, WilmerHale's LinkedIn activity during this period reflects a dynamic and multifaceted law firm deeply engaged in cutting-edge legal issues, from AI and technology to financial regulation and litigation. The firm's posts demonstrate its commitment to client service, thought leadership, and community engagement across a wide spectrum of legal practice areas.
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