Cooley
International law firm whose European tech regulation group has a Trust, Platforms and Safety practice.
About Cooley
Cooley is an international law firm with practices in corporate, litigation, regulatory and intellectual property law. Its industry practices include artificial intelligence, life sciences and healthcare, digital health, and fintech and payments.
Cooley has nearly 1,400 lawyers across 19 offices in the United States, Asia and Europe. It has more than 400 partners in a single-tier global partnership. Its total workforce is more than 3,000 people worldwide. Rachel Proffitt is its CEO.
Cooley also offers Vanilla by Cooley, a cloud-based platform for venture capital, private equity, real estate and other private fund managers. It runs a public company resource hub for board members and leaders of US-listed public companies.
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Activist Investing Today: Cooley’s Brownridge on AI ActivismFrom their feed
Cooley partner Sean Brownridge, chair of the firm’s activism defense group discussed with Ron Orol on The Deal’s podcast, Activist Investing Today, the growing role of artificial intelligence in shareholder activism. He highlighted how activists are increasingly evaluating companies through the lens of AI adoption, cost optimization, growth potential and board oversight, while also examining how AI-related opportunities and risks may influence future campaigns and short seller activity. Brownridge noted that companies that can effectively articulate and execute their AI strategy ma
October 9, 2026
Cooley Hires DOJ National Security Lawyer, Media Leaks AttyFrom their feed
Cooley special counsel Menno Goedman was featured in a Law360 article, highlighting his arrival to the firm's Washington, DC office and global litigation department, where he will focus on complex commercial litigation, internal investigations and national security-related matters. Goedman joins Cooley from the DOJ’s National Security Division, where he spent five years prosecuting national security matters, bringing extensive experience in sanctions, export controls and more. Ian Shapiro, partner and chair of Cooley’s global litigation department, shared how Goedman’s joinin
October 9, 2026
CMA Fines Individual Employees for Concealing Evidence during Dawn RaidFrom their feed
On 24 September 2026, the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) published decisions imposing financial penalties for concealing evidence during a dawn raid on a senior employee (£20,000), an office manager (£5,000) and their employer, M&J Group Construction & Roofing (£25,000). These are the first civil penalties imposed by the CMA directly against individuals for concealing evidence during a dawn raid. This is a significant development and represents a warning to individuals that failing to cooperate with the CMA during a dawn raid can have significant personal conseque
October 9, 2026
SEC Report on Climate Action 100+ Signals Broader Scrutiny of Coordinated Shareholder VotingFrom their feed
On October 7, 2026, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a report of investigation under Section 21(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 addressing the activities of Climate Action 100+ (CA100) and certain of its members in connection with the 2021 contested director election at ExxonMobil. The SEC determined not to pursue an enforcement action based on the conduct known to it at this time and made no findings of violations. The report is nevertheless a significant warning to institutional investors and other shareholders that coordinated engagement, including voting activi
October 9, 2026
Cooley Collaborates With Google Cloud to Develop AI Agent for Complex LitigationFrom their feed
New York – October 8, 2026 – Cooley today announced a collaboration with Google to develop a new Gemini Enterprise AI agent using Google Cloud technologies to help lawyers review court filings for confidential information and prepare proposed redactions. Redacting court filings to protect confidential information can consume days of lawyers’ time reviewing documents and identifying sensitive information, with little margin for error. Built on Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise, the new agent recommends targeted redactions of personally identifiable information (PII), tech
October 8, 2026