Podcast Episode 13: This podcast examines the recent Supreme Court decision in Triple Point Technology Inc v PITT Public Company Ltd [2021] UKSC 29.
Podcast Episode 12: NFTs – an interview with Chris Haywood, Charles Russell Speechlys
Podcast Episode 11: This podcast is about the topical question of the legal basis on which cryptoassets are held on behalf of investors by intermediaries, such as exchanges, and is presented by Andrew Spink QC of Outer Temple Chambers and Hin Liu of Oxford University.
Tech Disputes Network recently held a webinar event focussing on a review of the last 12 months in the world of technology-related disputes, as the
Tech Disputes Network recently held a webinar event focussing on how to take the stress out of managing complex project failure claims in the IT
Podcast Episode 10: This podcast is about conflict of laws issues relating to cryptoassets. For many working in the cryptoasset industry, code is, or at least ideally should be, law. Lawyers usually find it quite easy to disagree with that. However, they often have a tougher time agreeing what system of law should then apply to ‘on chain’ disputes.
Podcast Episode 9: This podcast is about cryptocurrencies, which are no longer the preserve of starry-eyed idealists and dark web ne’er-do-wells and are now very much big business. Cryptocurrency is reported to be 2020’s highest performing asset class, with the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index recording a 120% gain from the start of the year.
Podcast Episode 8: This week’s podcast is about is about one of the many ways in which AI is changing the way in which disputes lawyers work. To present this podcast we are pleased to welcome Sophie Broch, who was an experienced commercial disputes lawyer at a number of very well-known firms and who is now the Head of Litigation solutions at litigate.ai.
Podcast Episode 7: This week’s TDN podcast is about the recent decision of the Supreme Court in Unwired Planet International and others v Huawei Technologies (UK) Co Ltd and others [UKSC 2018/0214].
Podcast Episode 6: We are very pleased to welcome Matthew McGhee of Twenty Essex to present this week’s episode of the Tech Dispute Network’s “Need to Know Basis” podcast series on payments frauds.
Podcast Episode 13: This podcast examines the recent Supreme Court decision in Triple Point Technology Inc v PITT Public Company Ltd [2021] UKSC 29.
Podcast Episode 12: NFTs – an interview with Chris Haywood, Charles Russell Speechlys
Podcast Episode 11: This podcast is about the topical question of the legal basis on which cryptoassets are held on behalf of investors by intermediaries, such as exchanges, and is presented by Andrew Spink QC of Outer Temple Chambers and Hin Liu of Oxford University.
Tech Disputes Network recently held a webinar event focussing on a review of the last 12 months in the world of technology-related disputes, as the
Tech Disputes Network recently held a webinar event focussing on how to take the stress out of managing complex project failure claims in the IT
Podcast Episode 10: This podcast is about conflict of laws issues relating to cryptoassets. For many working in the cryptoasset industry, code is, or at least ideally should be, law. Lawyers usually find it quite easy to disagree with that. However, they often have a tougher time agreeing what system of law should then apply to ‘on chain’ disputes.
Podcast Episode 9: This podcast is about cryptocurrencies, which are no longer the preserve of starry-eyed idealists and dark web ne’er-do-wells and are now very much big business. Cryptocurrency is reported to be 2020’s highest performing asset class, with the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index recording a 120% gain from the start of the year.
Podcast Episode 8: This week’s podcast is about is about one of the many ways in which AI is changing the way in which disputes lawyers work. To present this podcast we are pleased to welcome Sophie Broch, who was an experienced commercial disputes lawyer at a number of very well-known firms and who is now the Head of Litigation solutions at litigate.ai.
Podcast Episode 7: This week’s TDN podcast is about the recent decision of the Supreme Court in Unwired Planet International and others v Huawei Technologies (UK) Co Ltd and others [UKSC 2018/0214].
Podcast Episode 6: We are very pleased to welcome Matthew McGhee of Twenty Essex to present this week’s episode of the Tech Dispute Network’s “Need to Know Basis” podcast series on payments frauds.
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