Crowne Plaza Foster City
Foster City, CA
Wilson Sonsini is proud to sponsor the Association of Corporate Counsel San Francisco Bay Area’s biggest event of the year — Deal or No Deal. The day includes 6 hours of CLE programs on topics focused on contracts, transactions, and related case law, as well as numerous networking opportunities. All in-house counsel are welcome to attend.
Wilson Sonsini partners Ben Crosson and Dylan Savage will present a program titled “Recent Changes to Statutory & Regulatory Frameworks in the Context of M&A Deals” during the event from 9:45-10:45 a.m. Ben and Dylan will be joined by Christina Latta, Senior Director and Associate General Counsel, Employment & Litigation at Upstart.
The presenters will begin by discussing the recently revised guidance regarding the Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs put forth by the Department of Justice in September 2024. They will walk through the updated priorities articulated by the DOJ (including M&A due diligence), and what these priorities mean for companies and their compliance regimes. Then, they will discuss the August 2024 revisions to the Delaware General Corporation Law, which came on the heels of (and in response to) several controversial Delaware Chancery Court decisions impacting how companies should approach certain elements of M&A.
Heidi Haslip
hhaslip@wsgr.comBen represents clients in complex litigation matters and advises them in conjunction with government and internal investigations.
Dylan G. Savage is a partner based in the New York office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where she litigates and tries high-stakes commercial, securities, and corporate governance matters nationwide. Dylan has meaningful trial experience in federal and state courts across the country and is also well-versed in all aspects of pre-trial litigation, from inception of an action through discovery and dispositive motion practice. Her practice focuses in particular on complex commercial litigation, derivative lawsuits, stockholder class actions, and trademark disputes, where she frequently represents clients in the entertainment, media, fashion, and technology industries.