In this Expert Focus podcast, John Mitchell from Taft, Stettinius & Hollister LLP discusses the DOJ’s new Criminal Conduct Pilot Program and its implications for corporate actors and their internal compliance programmers.
Carlos Escoto and Marianela Romero of Galicia Abogados discuss the drivers behind, trends in, and application of ESG factors in Mexico.
Fasken business and human rights lawyers Claudia Feldkamp and Brian Burkett explore the critical intersection of business and human rights in a compelling podcast episode, focusing on forced labour and child labour within economic globalisation. In a timely and insightful discussion relating to corporate human rights behaviour in today’s world, they explore recent developments, international trends and the Canadian experience of the corporate response to the changing legislative and regulatory e...
John Schmidt, a partner with the litigation practice team, and Mitchell Snyder, litigation associate at Phillips Lytle LLP, are joined by Patricia Hensley, the chief operating officer of Peter M Vito and Associates Inc, a private investigation firm in Buffalo, New York, to discuss how a private investigator can serve as an asset in business litigation.
In this expert focus podcast, Mario Valencia, a partner at Galicia Abogados, and Pablo Cervantes, counsel at the firm, discuss nearshoring and why Mexico is the current hotspot for this activity.
In this Expert Focus podcast, join Aarón Levet and Ricardo Orea, partners at Santamarina y Steta, as they unpack the potential benefits of nearshoring, explore recent legal updates, and offer practical advice to mitigate risk and maximise success.
In this Expert Focus podcast, partner Carlos de Maria y Campos and senior associate Santiago Oñate from Galicia Abogados, discuss the significant impacts of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on Mexico’s energy sector. Their conversation sheds light on recent government policies, ensuing litigation, and the broader implications for investment in Mexico.
In this edition of the Expert Focus podcast, Ricardo García and Xavier Careaga from Galicia, a renowned law firm in Mexico, delve into the complex intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and intellectual property (IP) in Mexico and Latin America.
In this episode, Bernardo Martínez Negrete and Lisandro Herrera of Galicia Abogados explore the legal landscape of Mexico’s linkage system, including the background to its introduction and the challenges that lie ahead.
In this episode of William Fry’s Legal Podcast, host Morgan Flanagan Creagh talks with corporate partner Mark Talbot, focusing on William Fry’s M&A report for 2023 and its predictions for Ireland’s market.
In the 12th episode of Longan Law Firm’s “China In & Out”, Frank Hong discusses the recently-issued regulations addressing voluntary and compliance carbon markets, which opened a new chapter for carbon trading in China.
In this Chambers Expert Focus podcast, Rashel Ann C. Pomoy from Villaraza & Angangco explores the legal framework governing mental health in the workplace in the Philippines. Pomoy, a partner and the deputy head of the firm’s labour and employment practice group, outlines the significant legislations and guidelines that shape the treatment and rights of employees with mental health conditions.
SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan (SyCipLaw) senior partner Carina “Caren” Laforteza and special counsel Catherina “Kate” Fernandez discuss the taxation of AI in light of recent developments concerning the concept of situs of taxation as interpreted by the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), the local tax authority in the Philippines.
In the 11th episode of Longan Law Firm’s ”China In & Out”, Frank Hong discusses the importance of paid-up capital in China against the backdrop of the latest amendment to the Company Law, which will take effect on 1 July 2024.
In this conversation from the Matheson Talks Financial Regulation podcast series, Claire Scannell, Joe Beashel, and Ian O’Mara discuss notable trends in Ireland’s banking sector. They highlight two distinct areas (retail and institutional banking) as well as emerging trends at EU level.
In the tenth instalment in Longan Law Firm’s “China In and Out” podcast series, Frank Hong explores the role of the police in China.
The exciting possibilities of AI come with their fair share of risks. In this Expert Focus interview with Rolanda Yung-Hoi, Hemant Krishna, a partner in Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co’s Technology and Corporate M&A practice, throws light on how regulations address these and how risks associated with AI can be mitigated.
In this podcast, the tenth in Weil, Gotshal & Manges Tax Insight series, Weil tax co-chair Joe Pari and Weil international tax head Devon Bodoh observe some market trends in the debt modification space and discuss current guidance on foreign tax credits and the global minimum tax.
In this podcast, the ninth in Weil, Gotshal & Manges Tax Insight series, partner Oliver Walker and professional support lawyer Erica Reese provide a summary of some of the most significant UK tax decisions from 2023.
The podcast, hosted by Probir Roy Chowdhury and Yajas Setlur of JSA and featuring Vinay Kesari of Setu, focuses on the Reserve Bank of India’s account aggregator framework.
SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan (SyCipLaw) Partner Aaron Roi “Ace” Riturban and Special Counsel Catherina “Kate” Fernandez discuss the current regulatory framework as well as recent legal developments governing the mining industry in the Philippines.
Nadine Goldfoot and Hans Benson of Fragomen LLP outline the key strategies companies should adopt when presented with a crisis management situation.
Katarzyna Randzio-Sajkowska and Katarzyna Stradomska-Balcerzyk, members of the white-collar defence, investigations and compliance team at Sołtysiński Kawecki & Szlęzak, consider the risks businesses may face from the perspective of Polish criminal law. The conversation delves into the basics of criminal regulations, criminal risks faced by entrepreneurs in Poland, and advice on minimising these risks.
In the ninth episode of his China In & Out podcast series, recorded on 27 November in Shanghai, Frank Hong of Longan Law, delves into the regulatory landscape for businesses in China, focusing on the nuts and bolts of business formation and licensing across the board
The EU Digital Reforms Package has so far introduced upwards of 30 pieces of legislation that require tech company compliance. In this podcast, David Kirton and Roisin Culligan of William Fry LLP in Dublin discuss the implications of the latest legislation – the DSA, the DMA and the upcoming AI Act – with Morgan Flanagan Creagh of the firm’s digital marketing department.
In the eighth instalment of Longan Law Firm’s “China In and Out” podcast series, Frank Hong explores both the current state of global supply chains and likely future trends, in particular the effect of “de-risking” on China.
Devon Bodoh, head of Weil, Gotshal & Manges’ international and cross-border tax practice, and Greg Featherman, a New York-based partner in the firm’s tax practice, examine tax insurance, Pillar 2 and more in the context of deal economics.
As the scoping plan for the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) comes into focus, so too do new opportunities for New York State and the various stakeholders connected to the CLCPA. Most notably, through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). This podcast delves into several topics related to the various synergies and key points of connection between the CLCPA and the IRA. David Flynn and Dennis Elsenbeck explore how developers, manufacturers and utilities can be properly involve...
In the latest edition of the Weil Gotshal & Manges Expert Focus series on US tax issues, tax partners Robert Frastai and Andrew Morris discuss the impact of the SEC’s recently adopted rules under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 on certain tax structuring and compliance matters for private funds, including after-tax clawback obligations, blocker and withholding taxes that are allocated to investors, and tax distribution loans and advances made by private funds to sponsors.
In the sixth instalment of Longan Law Firm’s “China In and Out” podcast series, Frank Hong delves into the complexities of China’s evolving legal landscape in the context of international trade and diplomacy, suggesting that these developments are indicative of China’s broader ambitions on the world stage.
