Talking Law with Hogan Lovells

Helping in-house counsel master digital - Digital Regulation

Brussels based Antitrust Partner, Falk Schöning, discusses considerations for in-house counsel when addressing the impact of Digital Regulation on business.

Insolvency litigation in the era of COVID-19

As COVID-19 continues to cause worldwide disruption to markets, supply chains and workforces, many businesses face financial distress. For some, recourse through the courts will become necessary. Crispin Rapinet, Manon Cordewener, Chris Dobby, Erin Brady and John Tillman discuss the issues that businesses may encounter, and some of the emerging trends we're beginning to see in bankruptcy and insolvency litigation.

Think Tech: Drones Part 2

In part two, Lisa Ellman and Lu Zhou give us insights on how industrials and conglomerates are using drone technology in their operations in the U.S. and China. Tune in to learn about the regulatory regimes, the opportunities, and the challenges.

Think Tech: Drones Part 1

In this two part episode, Lisa Ellman and Lu Zhou give us insights on how industrials and conglomerates are using drone technology in their operations in the U.S. and China. Tune in to learn about the regulatory regimes, the opportunities, and the challenges.

UK 'Build Back Better'

Susan bright and Nicola Evans in conversation on the UK’s plan to "Build Back Better".

Listen in as they discuss:

• 'Build Back Better' and what it means
• The focus of UK government
  • The environment and a green recovery
  • Investment in public health and infrastructure
  • Mental health and historical inequalities
• The possible legal implications
• Collaboration and competition law (including some practical guidance)
• How we can help

Building a greener, more sustainable economy is likely to be a key focus of 'Build Back Better'. We're already helping our clients to transition to technologies, products and services that reduce emissions.

Helping in-house counsel master digital – Internet of Things

London based Partner and co-lead of the UK Products Law practice, Valerie Kenyon, discusses the considerations for in-house counsel when looking at liability and regulation in the context of the Internet of Things.

An ethical return to the workplace

As businesses around the world continue to return to the "new normal", partners Valerie Kenyon, Arwen Handley, Nicola Fulford and Christelle Coslin discuss some of the key risks of returning to the workplace, and horizon-scan for future litigation. We look at the privacy risks associated with tracking and preventing the spread of COVID-19, the environmental and social factors that businesses need to focus on, and the importance of whistleblowers in surfacing issues.

The A Perspective Podcast: Andrew Skipper talks to Gus Casely-Hayford OBE

In this episode, Andrew is joined by Gus Casely-Hayford OBE; curator, cultural historian, broadcaster, and now the inaugural director of the V&A’s new outpost in east London, a five-storey museum due to open in 2023. Listen as they discuss the importance of art in crafting safe and intellectual spaces as well as how Africans are using arts and culture to create these safe spaces to deal with complex issues; shining a light on possibilities, ways of thinking, and solutions for human-kind.

Preparing yourself for virtual hearings

As virtual hearings become part of the new normal in both litigation and arbitration, our partners Cate Stetson (Washington D.C.), Kent Phillips (Singapore), Samaa Haridi (New York), Edward Hickman (London), and Al Lindsay (Miami) examine the pros and cons of virtual hearings, how these hearings differ around the world, and what you can do to better prepare yourself.

Helping in-house counsel master digital – Artificial Intelligence

In each episode of the Mastering Digital podcast series, our digital gurus speak to the key technologies, challenges and opportunities that are impacting in-house counsel in our digitally dependent world.

San Francisco based Intellectual Property Partner, Jason Lohr discusses considerations for in-house counsel when using artificial intelligence or “machine learning” in their businesses.