News & Press Releases

Venture Capital & Emerging Companies Co-Chair Jeremy Glaser spoke with the San Diego Business Journal about trends in the VC market in the San Diego tech space this year. Jeremy notes that although only a few IPOs seen in the first quarter performed well in the aftermarket, there are some bright spots to watch.

Of Counsel Michelle Capezza spoke with Fiduciary News about a proposed bill that would make it easier for employers to add employees under the age of 21 to their 401K plans. Michelle discusses what the landscape looks like now and the reasoning behind it. 

Members Scott Lashway, Laurence Freedman, and Special Counsel Matthew Stein published an article in Bloomberg Law about how recent False Claims Act (FCA) settlements show a focus on cybersecurity enforcement. In the article, they outline how organizations with government contracts can mitigate the risk of cybersecurity-related FCA investigations and litigation. 

Member Frank Gerratana was quoted by Business Insider in an article about the legal landscape surrounding AI. He discusses the legal concerns that AI presents related to intellectual property rights, privacy and data protection, liability, and human rights issues. 

Member Rachel Alexander was quoted in a recent Bloomberg Law article about Medicare drug price cuts and what they might mean for ongoing litigation. Rachel addresses the potential implications of the US government’s release Thursday of the first ten drug prices that were negotiated for Medicare.

Environmental Law Chair Jeff Porter recently spoke with The National Law Journal about regulatory scrutiny surrounding “forever chemicals” (PFAS), including the progress the EPA has made and the challenges it faces in the post-Chevron environment.