S&W LearningHub

In this Denver Emerging Business webinar, partner Eric Kintner is joined by Peter Adams, executive director of Rockies Venture Club, to discuss ways that emerging businesses can raise capital in today’s market and share some real-world perspectives on recent trends in the capital-raising process.

San Diego Corporate and Securities Partner Bardia Moayedi leads an introductory crash course on the typical legal and business terms involved with, and negotiated in, venture capital fundraising including SAFE, Convertible Note, Series Seed and Series A financings.

Tucson partner Jill Perrella talks about the top five most common questions she gets about bankruptcy.

Employer tips for returning employees to work and managing a hybrid work from home workforce.

Starting a new business can be an exciting endeavor, but it also comes with a variety of tax and corporate implications. Snell & Wilmer partners Eric Kintner and Bill Kastin discuss key corporate and tax issues to consider when forming a new business.

Josh Woodard talks about potential questions regarding the COVID-19 vaccine in the workplace, including whether employers can mandate vaccinations, employment law considerations, and best practices employers may wish to consider when implementing workplace policies.

Common issues in antitrust law include how and when a company can work with an actual or potential competitor. Attorneys Colin Ahler and Jeremy Stewart discuss ways to collaborate with competitors while still remaining compliant with antitrust laws.

In this webinar, Aloke Chakravarty discusses data privacy and notification requirements, legislative developments, areas of cyber vulnerability, and methods to reduce risk.

With 2020 behind us, we look to 2021 and the new laws and court decisions impacting the world of construction in California. Partner Michael Baker and associate Kelly Smith will cover the more significant new construction-related laws and court decisions affecting the industry.

This program addressed topics of interest for public companies as they prepare for the 2021 annual meeting season. Subjects covered include SEC regulatory and disclosure developments, as well as proxy considerations including governance trends.