In our most recent edition of the OLNS, we shared findings of an empirical study of Growth Share programs in German start-ups.

The Court of Appeal in Berlin has made another decision on founder vesting that brings some clarity to what is permissible.

Breaking down the essentials of convertible loan financings with a handy checklist of terms you need to negotiate combined with our best practice experiences.

Interest and investment in AI is soaring. What should founders know? What does the future hold?

Listen to successful AI entrepreneur Naveen Rao talk with Orrick’s Mark Seneca.

Join this conversation about the potential impact of ChatGPT and other forms of generative artificial intelligence on dispute resolution, featuring Tunde Oyewole (International Arbitration Of Counsel at Orrick), Hanna Roos (formerly of Quinn Emanuel and now head of Aavagard LLP), and Adith Haridas (tech engineer, entrepreneur and lead of AI products at the Digital Gate).

In our latest episode, Public Policy Practice Group Partner Scott Ward and Public Policy Podcast host Michelle MacGregor speak with Florida Speaker-designate Paul Renner about the Florida legislature’s accomplishments last session, the outlook for the 2023 legislative session, and the upcoming November elections.

Daria Buonfiglio speaks with Francesco Cacciabue, CFO and Partner at Glennmont Partners, about why green hydrogen is so relevant in the current scenario, the key factors to ensure its mass use, and its possible future applications.

Sono tante le domande che gli operatori del settore si stanno ponendo rispetto alle ricadute della crisi di governo sul mercato delle rinnovabili e sui tanti provvedimenti di fondamentale importanza che si attendevano ed erano, finalmente, in dirittura di arrivo: definizione delle aree idonee, incentivazione dell’eolico off shore, decreto sul biometano e tanti altri. Daria Buonfiglio ne parla con Tommaso Barbetti, founding partner di Elemens, per cercare di capire cosa potrebbe attenderci nei i prossimi mesi.

Last week the European Parliament voted to keep natural gas (and nuclear power) in its taxonomy of sustainable economic activities with the aim of redirecting fundings towards these projects in the pursuit of decarbonization. How will this decision affect investments in the Italian energy sector? Does Italy need new gas plants to face the energy crisis and accelerate the energy transition? Is it true that gas distribution infrastructures can also be used to transport green hydrogen? What role can green hydrogen play in the decarbonization of our industry? Daria Buonfiglio asks these and more questions to Michele Governatori, Power & Gas Programme Lead at ECCO, the first independent Italian climate change think tank.