Ingrid Rechtin

Ingrid Rechtin

Ingrid Rechtin provides strategic legal advice to public and private companies in the life sciences, technology, and fintech sectors, ranging from start-ups to global corporations.

Her experience includes:

  • joint ventures
  • mergers and acquisitions, including product divestitures
  • corporate venture capital
  • financings, including development funding transactions
  • licensing and complex commercial transactions
  • general corporate matters.

In addition, Ms. Rechtin has advised on numerous strategic investments in IP, including:

  • acquisitions and divestitures of patent portfolios; and
  • complex patent monetization transactions.

Ms. Rechtin is also co-chair of Covington’s Fintech Initiative, and collaborates with the firm’s global, interdisciplinary team of corporate, bank regulatory, consumer protection, privacy, cybersecurity, litigation, and tech transactions attorneys to provide sophisticated counsel in all areas affecting the fintech industry, including matters involving blockchain.

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Reforming Permitting Approval Process a Centerpiece of President Trump’s Infrastructure Plan

By John Mizerak and Ingrid Rechtin on Posted in Infrastructure Development, NEPA
Earlier this week, President Trump released the outline of his infrastructure plan, which includes over three dozen proposals intended to reduce delay, inefficiency and redundancy in the project permitting process.  The plan contemplates amendments to major federal environmental statutes, including the National Environmental Policy Act, the Clean Air Act, and the Clean Water Act. The … Continue Reading

California Looks Ahead to S.B. 100

By Jake Levine and Ingrid Rechtin on Posted in California, Renewables, Sustainability
California continues to cement its position as a global leader in renewable energy policy and climate change reform.  This session, California State Senate President, Kevin de León, authored Senate Bill 100 (S.B. 100), which would require California utilities to procure 100 percent of their energy from renewable sources by 2045.  S.B. 100 has been approved … Continue Reading

California Enacts Law Requiring 50% Renewables By 2030

By Ingrid Rechtin and Mark D. Herman on Posted in Renewables
Last week, California Governor Jerry Brown signed the Clean Energy and Pollution Reduction Act of 2015.  The law establishes ambitious energy efficiency and renewable energy goals for California, including increasing from 33% to 50% the procurement of California’s electricity from renewable sources and doubling the energy efficiency savings through energy efficiency and conservation. Key provisions … Continue Reading

California Announces Timing/Process for Issuing New Regulations on Appliance Efficiency

By Ingrid Rechtin and Lawrence A. Hobel on Posted in Electricity, Energy Efficiency, Natural Gas
On March 19, 2014, the California Energy Commission, the state’s primary energy policy and planning agency, announced that it was initiating a regulatory process leading to the regulation of 15 categories of consumer appliances as to usage of electricity, natural gas, and water.  This comes in part in response to the three-year drought period in … Continue Reading
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