50th Annual Institute on Securities Regulation

11.07.2018 Through 11.09.2018
Speaking Engagement
New York, New York

The Practising Law Institute celebrates the 50th anniversary of its annual program on securities regulation from November 7-9, 2018. The program held live in New York and via webcast will feature insights from leading U.S. securities and corporate law practitioners.

Morris Nichols partner Patricia Vella serves as program faculty and will moderate the session, “Delaware Developments:  The Latest from the First State.” The discussion will cover the recent significant Delaware judicial decisions, evolving standards of review, recent developments in Delaware alternative entity law, and court developments in appraisal law.

CLE opportunities are available. For more information, visit the PLI program page.

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