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Arnold & Porter partner Allon Kedem was recently spotlighted by Law360 as part of the next generation of Supreme Court advocates, poised to follow in the footsteps of the Court’s current icons. With 13 Supreme Court arguments under his belt, including a unanimous victory in Lindke v. Freed, Kedem’s impressive clerkships and government experience have shaped his approach to advocacy. He emphasizes the importance of understanding multiple perspectives, a skill crucial to navigating the diverse viewpoints of all nine justices. Read more about Kedem’s journey and insights in the full article. ➡️ https://bit.ly/40b7o1c

We're thrilled to announce that Arnold & Porter has once again been recognized as a “Leading Firm” in the UK by Chambers UK 2025! Six of our practice areas and 18 of our lawyers have been acknowledged for their exceptional expertise and impact in the legal field. Notably, our Life Sciences: Product Liability and Life Sciences: Regulatory practices have been ranked in Band 1, with clients praising our deep understanding of the sector and our ability to navigate complex regulatory frameworks. Our Corporate Crime & Investigations and Financial Crime: Individuals practices were also highlighted for their excellence in managing sophisticated matters and handling a wide range of regulatory prosecutions. Chambers UK also commended our International Arbitration and Public International Law practices, recognizing our global reach and expertise in representing sovereign states, national governments, NGOs, and corporations across Europe, Latin America, and Asia. Congratulations to all of our talented lawyers and teams for this well-deserved recognition! Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/3zSy8sP Chambers and Partners

“Talent at times comes to you, and sometimes you have to look for talent.” Judge Joseph Greenaway, Jr., partner and former judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, shares his advice on creating a diverse pipeline, for today’s judges and beyond. Listen here! Learn more about Arnold & Porter’s own efforts to build a robust legal pipeline here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eDxaZZEe

Arnold & Porter was recognized as one of the top 10 firms out of 100 in Law360's 2024 Social Impact Leaders report, which highlights the efforts by law firms that are “taking the greatest strides on social responsibility.” The report, which also ranked the firm as one of the top 5 firms for pro bono, recognizes firms who are “setting the bar for social impact” based on five pillars: racial and ethnic diversity, gender equality, employee engagement, pro bono service and responsible business. Learn more about our inclusion here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4f85D9e #ArnoldPorterProBono #ProBono #SocialImpact

Will the red tape be slashed? See the Arnold & Porter BioSlice Blog co-written with Joy Wee on the UK Government's launch of the Regulatory Innovation Office tasked with reducing bureaucracy and regulatory burden for businesses #regulatory #biotech #AI https://lnkd.in/egPrzZHs

Arnold & Porter has been shortlisted for the “Innovative Lawyers in Pro Bono” category at the 2024 Financial Times Innovative Lawyers Awards, which celebrates the “innovated ways lawyers are delivering value for clients and driving positive change in the profession.” The team was recognized for their work in C.M., et al. v. United States, in which they sought justice for asylum-seeking families forcibly separated by the United States government. Working with immigration and civil rights organizations, over 230 Arnold & Porter lawyers and staff put in over 27,000 hours litigating a first-of-its-kind lawsuit, serving as coordinating counsel in global settlement efforts, and representing clients in immigration proceedings. Learn more about our work on this case and the Arnold & Porter team involved here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4f3qY3F #ArnoldPorterProBono #ProBono #InnovativeLawyers #Immigration

California’s recent enforcement action against Exxon Mobil for alleged false advertising and nuisance claims related to plastic recycling marks the latest in a growing trend of plastics-related litigation. The state claims Exxon misled the public with promises that "advanced recycling" could solve the plastic waste crisis, despite knowing it was economically unfeasible. Arnold & Porter is tracking this trend and examining how these claims compare to other product liability and environmental lawsuits. Want to dive deeper? Visit our Environmental Edge blog to read more about this case and the broader implications of plastics litigation: https://bit.ly/3YmI470 Allison Rumsey | Elissa Preheim | Jeff Talbert | Elise Henry

Introducing the October 2024 edition of “Capital Snapshot,” a monthly summary of the issues, events, and timelines driving federal policy decisions. This month, our Legislative & Public Policy team covers: 🔹The upcoming congressional schedule, including key dates during the lame duck period in November and December 🔹Notable political, electoral, and congressional developments, including new congressional nominees, members, and special elections 🔹Updates on end-of-year priorities for key policy and legislative areas, including: • FY25 Appropriations • National Defense Authorization Act • Data privacy • Artificial Intelligence • Energy and Environment • Education • Life Sciences • 2024 Farm Bill • 2025 Tax Policy Priorities 🔹The state of play and outlook for the 2024 congressional and presidential elections 🔹A look at current political, economic, and societal trends and factors that could impact the 2024 political landscape and elections Click here to read the latest issue ➡️ https://bit.ly/48934RX #PublicPolicy #Elections #Legislative

Arnold & Porter partner Daniel M. Hawke was recently featured in The New York Times article, “Criminal Charge Against Outspoken Short Seller Unsettles Wall St.” Hawke, former Chief of the SEC’s Market Abuse Unit, shared his insights on the SEC’s proposed remedy in a high-profile case involving activist short seller Citron Capital. Hawke noted that the SEC's suggested five-day trading ban following a published research report is “totally arbitrary” and “onerous” in today’s fast-moving market. Read more about this pivotal case in The New York Times. ➡️ https://bit.ly/404lDFd

The DOJ’s recent update to its Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (ECCP) highlights critical changes in the evolving compliance landscape, especially around managing AI risks, whistleblower protections, and data access. As part of the DOJ’s broader effort to prevent corporate crime, these updates emphasize the importance of companies investing in robust compliance programs and staying ahead of new technological challenges. Curious about how these changes could impact your business? Check out our latest Enforcement Edge blog post for a deep dive into the DOJ’s updates and what they mean for corporate compliance programs. https://bit.ly/3BURBJJ Leah Motzkin | Lee Cortes | Suneeta Hazra | Murad Hussain | John Tan