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SPACs: What to Consider as a De-SPAC Target

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Space Transactions: Navigating the Full Spectrum

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Space Law: Commercial and International Perspectives

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Innovations in Space: Legal and Contractual Considerations

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SPACs: What to Consider as a De-SPAC Target

For space, government contractor, and startup companies, becoming a de-SPAC target brings unique opportunities—and significant complexities. This session will provide practical guidance on what to expect, including the legal, regulatory, and strategic implications of the de-SPAC process.

Participants will gain insight into:

  • Key considerations for preparing for a de-SPAC transaction.
  • Implications for corporate governance, compliance, and investor relations.
  • Strategies to navigate the complexities unique to aerospace, defense, and high-growth startup sectors.
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Space Transactions: Navigating the Full Spectrum

Transactions involving space companies have expanded rapidly over the past decade, drawing interest from investors, entrepreneurs, and industry participants alike. This session provides a comprehensive overview of space transactions from A to Z, covering commercial terms, regulatory considerations, government contracts, and cross-border deal dynamics.

Participants will gain insight into:

  • Structuring and negotiating commercial agreements in the space sector.
  • Navigating regulatory and compliance requirements, including international considerations.
  • Managing government contracts and cross-border transaction issues.
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Space Law: Commercial and International Perspectives

Space law encompasses both the day-to-day legal framework governing commercial and government space transactions and the special international rules—including treaty-like obligations—governing the shared use of outer space. This session provides an up-to-date overview of both aspects, offering practical guidance for navigating the legal landscape of the rapidly evolving space sector.

Participants will gain insight into:

  • Key legal considerations for commercial and government space transactions.
  • International treaties and obligations affecting space activities.
  • Practical strategies for managing compliance and risk in both domestic and global contexts.
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Innovations in Space: Legal and Contractual Considerations

Over the past decade, space innovations have expanded exponentially and are reshaping commercial and government activities in orbit and beyond. This session will explore cutting-edge developments, including commercial space travel, ISS commercial opportunities, 3D printing in space, AI applications, asteroid and planetary mining, satellite refueling, and lunar modules, and discuss the unique legal and contractual considerations associated with these innovations.

Participants will gain insight into:

  • Structuring agreements for emerging space technologies and commercial ventures.
  • Addressing regulatory, liability, and intellectual property considerations.
  • Navigating the legal frameworks that distinguish traditional space contracts from agreements for novel innovations.
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