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Inside Tech

Herbert Smith Freehills

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Advancements in technology, changing business models and the evolution of workforces, are transforming the global economy. Boards and business leaders need to prioritise digital transformation, cyber security and ethics, and embrace emerging technologies to remain competitive in the digital age. In this series we explore the opportunities and challenges arising from technology, data and cyber, and the ensuing regulatory changes. To stay informed, please visit www.herbertsmithfreehills.com/la ...
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Big issues call for big ideas. We ask business leaders from a variety of industries how they are shaping their companies to meet the challenges of the future. From AI to Big Data, from shifting workforces to achieving growth, this series delves into how these leaders are planning to meet these challenges head on with bold ambitions and fresh thinking.
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Behind the Grind Podcast (AUS)

Neeharika Palachanda & Paige Carter

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Behind the Grind Podcast (AUS) is your one-stop shop for everything about the legal industry. ⁣ We hope to simplify and centralise information for ALL students and to give ALL firms and legal sectors the opportunity to engage with students. Tune in to hear about life as a lawyer in all sectors of the Australia legal industry - from their morning coffee rituals to the conclusion of their favourite matters.
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Jacqueline Wootton, Christopher Hicks and Isabella Kelly embark on a whistle-stop tour of the intersection of ESG and whistleblowing. They discuss why developing an effective whistleblower program is a sound investment and should be a core part of an ESG risk management system. They explore how whistleblower programs can help companies comply with …
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This is part two of our ‘cross examination’ of Ms Abigail Bradshaw, head of the Australian Cyber Security Centre. In this episode, Abi notes that “a cyber criminal will attack the networks you have, not the network you think you have”. Such an important perspective! We also look at the role of the ACSC, the benefit of threat intelligence sharing an…
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Join Liz Kantor, Vanessa Naish and returning guest, Hannah Ambrose, for a discussion of the Arbitration Bill for England and Wales, which has been put back on the legislative agenda by the new Government. They explore the key reforms introduced by the Bill and next steps for the Bill's passage through Parliament. They also share their perspectives …
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In this episode, we talk to Ms Abigail Bradshaw, the Head of the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC). Throughout her career, Abi has held a number of critical security related positions, including within the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and various senior roles in the Department of Home Affairs. Ms Bradshaw began her career in the R…
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In this episode of Inside IR, Drew Pearson and Shivchand Jhinku are joined by competition partner Patrick Gay to discuss the Australian Government Competition Task Force's review into the use of non-compete and non-solicit provisions in employment contracts. They explore the potential impacts of proposed reforms on employee mobility and the dynamic…
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In the latest episode of our public M&A podcast series, we look at the Takeover Panel ruling in relation to MWB Group Holdings, where the Takeover Panel has issued an order to pay compensation of up to £33 million and 10 cold-shoulder rulings. In particular we discuss: the background to the rulings what the sanctions mean and lessons to be learned.…
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In this edition of our banking litigation podcast, we have a special episode on the impact of sanctions on banks and financial institutions. We explore the current sanctions regime, Russian counter-sanctions measures as well as sanctions related litigation in the English courts. This episode is hosted by John Corrie, a partner in our banking litiga…
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In episode 25, Emma and Rebekah discuss the legal risks around ambush marketing ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. They discuss considerations for businesses that engage in marketing practices designed to leverage the reputation and hype surrounding a global event such as the Olympics, including intellectual property and consumer law issues …
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The Worker Protection Act 2023 will come into force on 25 October of this year, imposing a new positive duty on UK employers to take 'reasonable steps' to prevent sexual harassment of employees in the course of their employment. In the first instalment of this podcast, we discussed the impact of the Act within workplaces within the UK, and shared o…
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In this quickfire episode of the Herbert Smith Freehills Tax Bites podcast, Australian tax partners Toby Eggleston and Ryan Leslie, along with Senior Associate Naison Seery, discuss the recently released Treasury consultation paper proposing changes to the foreign resident capital gains tax regime. Key topics include broadening the classification o…
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In this 26th episode of our series of commercial litigation update podcasts, we give updates on the cross-border enforcement of judgments and on litigation funding, an important Supreme Court decision on the application of EU law post-Brexit, and two decisions on when directors can be liable as an accessory to a company's breach of contract or tort…
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In this episode of Talking Shop, Andrew Rich, a partner in the M&A practice at Herbert Smith Freehills and Global Co-Head of HSF’s Consumer Sector group, is joined by David Sinn, a partner in HSF's Real Estate practice Global Co-Head of HSF’s Real Estate Sector group. They discuss the resurgence of the retail sector in Australia, the impact of e-co…
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Explore the latest trends and insights in technology deals across the APAC region with our sixth episode focusing on the dynamic world of Fintech. Join Malika Chandrasegaran, along with Charlotte Henry and Michelle Virgiany, experts in financial services and tech regulatory matters, as they delve into the current landscape of Fintech M&A, discussin…
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Explore the latest trends and insights in technology deals across the APAC region with our sixth episode focusing on the dynamic world of Fintech. Join Malika Chandrasegaran, along with Charlotte Henry and Michelle Virgiany, experts in financial services and tech regulatory matters, as they delve into the current landscape of Fintech M&A, discussin…
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The Worker Protection Act 2023 will come into force on 25 October of this year, imposing a new positive duty on UK employers to take 'reasonable steps' to prevent sexual harassment of employees in the course of their employment. In the first instalment of this podcast, we will be discussing the impact of the Act within workplaces within the UK, and…
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In the latest episode of our public M&A podcast series, we look at the new UK Listing Rules that come into force on 29 July 2024 and what impact they will have on public M&A in the UK. In particular we discuss: what the new listing regime looks like and the reasons behind the changes what listed companies have to do when executing a significant tra…
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In this episode of Inside IR, Rohan Doyle is joined by Mitchell Brennan to discuss the new rights and obligations of workplace delegates. In this not-to-be missed episode, Mitchell and Rohan: dissect the new general protections provisions relating to workplace delegates, which commenced in December 2023; explore the content and impact of the new mo…
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This special collaboration between the HSF Sydney and London offices explores the experiences of those who have been dealing for the last 13 years with the failure to prevent bribery offence under section 7 of the UK Bribery Act 2010. Join Kate Meakin (Partner, HSF London), Christine Wong (Partner, HSF Sydney) and Dan Hyde (Senior Associate, Sydney…
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In this edition of our Public Law Podcast series, Jasveer Randhawa is joined by Jamie Susskind of 11 KBW, a leading authority in the law and regulation of digital technology. We delve into the regulation of AI, exploring the balance between safety and commercial practicality, and the role of the state and public bodies in our society. We also shed …
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In this edition of our banking litigation podcast, we consider some recent cases that will be most relevant to in-house lawyers at banks and financial institutions. This episode is hosted by John Corrie, a partner in our banking litigation team, who is joined by Ceri Morgan and special guest Charlotte Benton. You can find links to our blogs on the …
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In this episode we talk with the Dr Marcus Thompson. Marcus was a Major General in the Australian Army, and the inaugural head of information warfare with the ADF. Since retiring from the armed forces, Marcus has been incredibly active in the cyber space. He’s probably one of the more well known public commentators, he advises numerous companies in…
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Isabella Kelly is joined by Gareth Sykes, Heike Schmitz and Carolyn Pugsley for a tour of some of the key ESG reporting requirements internationally and the work that is being done to understand how they map against each other. They discuss challenges around the regimes’ differences in materiality thresholds, subject matter coverage and approaches …
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In this special edition of our series of commercial litigation update podcasts, we discuss the Hague Judgments Convention 2019, which the UK has now ratified, and consider its implications for the UK as a jurisdiction of choice for international dispute resolution. This episode is hosted by Maura McIntosh, a professional support consultant in our l…
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Tim Stutt and Mel Debenham are back behind the wheel to discuss HSF's second report in its ‘Unlocking ESG Investment in Australia’ series. They explore the findings of our second major survey on the barriers to deploying investment in ESG-aligned activities, and the progress in operationalising ESG considerations across business activities. The rep…
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In the latest edition of our Public Law Podcast series, James Wood and Antonia Smith are joined by Tim Johnston of Brick Court Chambers, to discuss interim injunctions in the context of judicial review proceedings, including in the light of the recent Court of Appeal decision in British Standards Institution v RRR Manufacturing Pty Ltd, R (on the a…
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Hear from our global M&A experts Andrew Rich, Nanda Lau, Alex Kay and Frédéric Bouvet as they dive into the world of M&A in the consumer sector and discuss market characteristics, winners and losers and key deals across the Asia Pacific, UK and European markets in this exciting and ever-evolving space.…
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Interview with Richard Moriarty, CEO of the Financial Reporting Council Speakers: Gareth Sykes, Herbert Smith Freehills and Richard Moriarty, Financial Reporting Council Note that this interview was recorded in May 2024, before the General Election was called.By Herbert Smith Freehills Podcasts
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In the latest episode of our public M&A podcast series we discuss Panel Bulletin 7 on bidders' intention statements on an offer. We look at: what intention statements are required by the Takeover Code and why; what the Takeover Panel says in Panel Bulletin 7, in particular as regards what the Panel will not accept in relation to intention statement…
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Anna Coroneo and Isabella Kelly cast aside Third Wheel tradition to have a one-on-one discussion about some of the key aspects of Australia’s incoming climate reporting regime. From directors’ declarations to modified liability and assurance, Anna and Isabella discuss the uplift required of organisations as they prepare for the new requirements. Th…
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Climate change and Public Law - A Look at Verein KlimaSeniorinnen Schweiz and Others v. Switzerland and Trends in Public Law Climate Litigation In the latest edition of our Public Law Podcast series, Andrew Lidbetter and Jasveer Randhawa discuss important recent rulings in Public Law climate litigation, namely the landmark judgment of the European …
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In episode 24, Emma and Rebekah launch a miniseries focusing on AI and IP issues. In this episode, Rebekah and Emma are joined by Anna Vandervliet, a Senior Associate in the Sydney Intellectual Property Disputes team. Together, they take a closer look at generative AI and unpack some of the intellectual property issues that can arise in the trainin…
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In this 24th episode of our series of commercial litigation update podcasts, we look at the Civil Justice Council's review of the litigation sector, a recent development in a case on representative actions, an important recent Supreme Court decision on force majeure clauses, and a couple of cases on privilege and disclosure. This episode is hosted …
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In this episode Veronica Roberts is joined by Laura Connell, Partner and Investor at Atomico, a venture capital firm investing in tech. Laura shares her thoughts on the importance of building networks, finding great mentors in the people you respect most in the industry, and how continuous learning and seeking to find new teachers at every step of …
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In this episode, we finish our cross examination of Andy Penn, previously CEO of Telstra and more recently the Chair of the Government’s Expert Advisory Board . The conversation just gets better... Andy makes some insightful comments about the similarities between our physical world and our digital world, and how this should guide our measure of su…
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In our latest podcast, Kate Wilson, a Professional Support Consultant in our London Real Estate team, is joined by Alex Wright, a Senior Associate in our Corporate Real Estate team, and Somers Brewin, Vice-President in the Transactional Risk team at Lockton, to discuss the potential liabilities that can arise on corporate acquisitions pursuant to t…
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In the latest episode of our latest Herbert Smith Freehills UK public M&A podcast series, we discuss competing takeover offers. We have seen a significant uptick in competitive situations in recent months – we saw just one target receive firm competing offers in 2023, but have already seen four in the first four months of 2024. In this episode, we …
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Nowadays, 94% of organisations have measures in place to manage what employees can do or say publicly, and 36% admit that how organisations respond to geo-political events is a key reputational issue (HSF Future of Work Report 2021 ). Employee activism in relation to events generally unrelated to the individual's workplace causes concern for employ…
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