Eversheds Sutherland - Legal Insights – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode, Sierra Nicholson is joined by Eversheds Sutherland partners Tim Fosh and Michael Koffler to discuss how technology is transforming financial regulation, the importance of smart regulation, and the growing impact of private and digital assets on markets and investors.

In this episode, Hannah Mahon, Matthew Chapman, Chloe Themistocleous, and Deepa Menon discuss how AI is challenging traditional concepts of legal privilege. They discuss what legal privilege means across jurisdictions, the risks of using AI tools in legal contexts, and practical steps businesses can take to protect sensitive information in an evolving digital landscape.

We discuss how we at Eversheds Sutherland are using AI to enhance legal services, streamline operations, and stay ahead of the curve.

In the third episode of our Tech Talks legal insights podcast series, Partners Nasser Ali Khasawneh, Hannah Mahon and Stephen Chegwin discuss Generative AI in Employment and Labor law across the globe. They explore the employment law bias and the legal issues AI may create, and the potential impact on Trade Unions and employees, and more.

In the fifth episode of our podcast series on Private Equity trends in Europe, Partners Matthew Allen and Cristina Audran-Proca provide an overview of the French Venture Capital market, highlighting current market conditions, local trends and active sectors, as well as future market prospects.

Public authorities, and private sector companies that interact with them, face unique challenges when it comes to using, sharing and storing data. In this episode of our Data as an Asset podcast, Liz Fitzsimons, Philip James, Elizabeth Marshall and Nicolette Sanders discuss the UK and international data rules public bodies, and private sector businesses that work with them, need to know, upcoming changes to procurement legislation in England, Wales and Northern Ireland impacting bidders and suppliers, plus what is the impact of the rise in disinformation and new technologies on elections, and how are governments worldwide responding?

The EU's Digital Markets Act and the UK's Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act both aim to make the digital sector fairer and more competitive, and identify gatekeepers. In this podcast, Marjolein De Backer, Julia Woodward-Carlton and Annabel Borg compare the two regimes, their impact on M&A, and the implications for international businesses.

The UK's Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Act means that, for the first time, the Competition and Markets Authority will be able to take action against businesses that breach consumer law, including imposing fines. In this podcast, Matthew Gough, Joanna Hooper and Julia Woodward-Carlton discuss the CMA's new enforcement powers and how businesses can prepare.

Our Pensions in a Pod podcast series keeps you informed on topical issues within the pensions and benefits world.

In latest instalment in this podcast series, Jeremy Goodwin and Charlotte Cartwright focus on trustee governance with guest speakers Nick Gannon (the Pensions Regulator) and Annabelle Hardiman (IGG).

In the sixth episode of our PROPcast series, Paula Barrett and Joe Geen focus on the intricate area of data protection issues in the real estate world, and how to stay on the right side of the law.

Speakers: Paula Barrett, Partner | Joe Geen, Principal Associate PSL