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The SEC’s Climate Rules: Item 1502(b)’s Material Impacts on Strategy, Business Model and Outlook

This is the second in a series of blogs we will be posting breaking down the SEC's new climate disclosure rules (here's the first blog).

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Whistle While You Work: DOJ Announces Whistleblower Rewards Program

Here's the intro from this "White Collar Briefly" blog penned by Colin Ceriello (see the blog for a series of "Key Highlights" from the speech):

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Federal Lawsuit Over SEC's Climate Rules Consolidated in the 8th Circuit

Following up on this blog about the SEC's new climate rules being temporarily stayed by the 5th U.S.

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The SEC’s Climate Rules: Item 1502(a)’s Climate-Related Risks

This is the first in a series of blogs we will be posting breaking down the SEC's new climate disclosure rules.

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Employees in the Office

Why I Like Securities Law (Gasp)

I didn't start my legal career knowing I was going to be a securities lawyer. I didn't even take "Securities Regulation" in law school. I thought I was going to be a prosecutor. Thankfully, my first firm had a policy of bringing in first-year associates unassigned so we could try out different practice areas.

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Corporate Boardroom

The SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rules: Scope 3 Is Out—But What Is In?

Here is our lengthy Client Update on the SEC's new climate disclosure rules. It includes some great graphics so you can understand the rules at a glance. Check it out!

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Yep, the SEC’s Climate Rules Are Already (Temporarily) Stayed

On Friday, a three judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit granted a motion seeking an administrative stay of the SEC's new climate disclosure rules filed by two fracking companies.
Here are four things to know:

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Microphone Meeting

The SEC’s Climate Rules: Impact on IPO Prospectuses - 6 Things to Know

Let's examine how the SEC's new climate rules will impact the drafting of IPO prospectuses. Here are six things to know:

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The SEC’s Final Climate Rules: Eight Items That Changed From the Proposal

Understanding that many of you don't have time during a busy proxy season to read the 886 pages of the SEC's climate adopting release – but yet you're fielding questions from colleagues about what's in the new rules – here are some notable items that the SEC changed from the proposed rules:

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Three Lawsuits Filed Against the SEC’s New Climate Rules (And Counting)

In Friday's blog, Allison Handy and Andrew Moore gave us five superb insights into "top of mind" topics about the SEC's new climate rules that people are talking about.

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Corporate Boardroom

Day 2 “Headlines” for the SEC’s New Climate Disclosure Rules

We know you're already fielding a multitude of questions about the SEC's new climate risk disclosure rules.

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Conference Room

The SEC Adopts a Climate Disclosure Rule: No Scope 3 Emissions Disclosure and 14 Other Things to Know

Yesterday, the SEC adopted a final climate disclosure rule.

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Production Line

Five Years Later! The SEC’s Proxy Advisor Rule is Vacated

Five years in the making! Recently, the US District Court for DC granted summary judgment and held that the SEC's rule regarding proxy advisors should be vacated.

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Employees in the Office

Is the Cat Out of the Bag on Climate Disclosure?

We shall see the final climate rule from the SEC tomorrow – and there surely will be much ink spilled on what will now be required (as of the compliance dates that the SEC chooses). There also will be much conjecture on the nature – and the number perhaps – of lawsuits filed challenging the SEC's rulemaking.

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Office and Employees

8 Things to Know Right Now

Here's our latest edition of our monthly feature – a quick snapshot of recent developments:

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