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11 July 2022

Inside Arbitration: The future of energy disputes: shocks to the system

Battered supply chains and turbulent geopolitics mean the energy sector should brace for a surge in disputes

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10 May 2022

The future of mining – the green revolution's sharp end

Unbeknown to many, the mining sector holds the key to the technological development needed make the globe greener.

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06 April 2022

International personal data transfers - Key changes and practical tips

With new rules in force in the EU and UK, we gauge how firms can navigate the evolving data landscape

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24 February 2022

Looming EU human rights and environmental due diligence directive will have global impact

As Brussels' milestone bid to press major firms to audit their social impact takes shape, we assess the implications

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22 February 2022

Climate Change 101 Podcast series

Welcome to our Climate Change 101 Podcast Series in which we explain climate terminology and relevant developments to provide you with a good foundation of the legal climate change space.

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17 February 2022

Demand for surveillance software is increasing – how to get it right

With home working widespread post-Covid and businesses gauging options to monitor staff, we outline the key legal risks

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12 January 2022

Global M&A Outlook 2022: FOMO overcomes FOGO

Our annual M&A review covers key trends like ESG, activist investors and security screening as the post-Covid rebound drives acquirers back to the party.

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09 December 2021

Online Harms: What is the global state of play?

2021 saw governments again rushing to tighten oversight of the internet. We assess the key trends and developments worldwide.

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09 December 2021

Abolishing digital taxes one part of the OECD's global tax reform

The OECD announced in October 2021 final agreement, by 136 of the 140 base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) Inclusive Framework countries (including the UK, US and China), of a landmark global tax reform package, aimed at addressing the tax challenges arising from the digitalisation of the...

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07 December 2021

FSR Outlook 2022: Anticipating change, being prepared

Our Financial Services Regulatory (FSR) team surveys the regulatory landscape for 2022 and identifies themes that we expect to be at the core of regulatory priorities globally over the next 12 months.

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24 November 2021

Global Bank Review: Triodos Spanish chief on ESG and remaking banking for the 2020s

Continuing our series of insights from senior industry figures, the Global Bank Review speaks with Mikel Garcia-Prieto Arrabal, Director General of sustainability pioneer Triodos Bank España. Mikel shares his views on how climate change and rising social obligations are impacting banks and how...

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09 November 2021

Global Bank Review: Fossil-fuelled – how banks are increasingly becoming targets for climate activists

With investors throwing their weight behind activist campaigns, banks face mounting pressure to divert funding away from high-carbon industries.

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09 November 2021

Global Bank Review: Going green – Rising expectations and risks on green claims

Banks face mounting pressure to make ambitious climate pledges, while avoiding greenwashing claims when rhetoric falls short of reality.

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09 November 2021

Global Bank Review: Human rights due diligence and banking – a practical introduction

Scrutinising human rights records is moving into the mainstream of deal-making. That will include lenders.

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09 November 2021

Global Bank Review: Sustainable loans – are we there yet?

Sustainable loans are booming, but not yet for every borrower.

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13 September 2023

CRTea Podcast Series

Welcome to our CRTea podcast series, which will bring you the latest developments in competition, regulatory and trade law from across EMEA and beyond.

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13 September 2023

Australian Employment, Industrial Relations and Safety Podcasts

Join our experts as they discuss and share their views on the latest developments we are seeing in the employment, industrial relations and workplace healthy and safety space covering areas such as underpayment compliance, annualised salary provisions, industrial manslaughter laws and what key...

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12 September 2023

Unbundling Competition: Asia competition law podcasts

In this podcast, members of the Herbert Smith Freehills Competition, Regulation and Trade team examine key competition law and related regulatory developments.

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12 September 2023

IP law podcast series - Unravelling the issues

Our experts explore the hottest topics and controversies in intellectual property law

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12 September 2023

Housing Australia Future Fund bill set to become law

The federal government’s Housing Australia Future Fund ( HAFF ) bill is expected to pass through parliament this week, after the Greens party announced their support for the bill yesterday. The bill is one of the Labor government’s key 2022 election commitments and will establish a $10 billion fund...

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11 September 2023

The banking litigation podcast

Our monthly podcast covers all the key issues in one of the most dynamic areas of litigation.

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11 September 2023

Expanding SEC crypto enforcement targets NFTs: What does this mean for NFT issuers in Australia?

As jurisdictions adopt differing approaches to digital-asset regulation, U.S regulators pursue enforcement against NFT activities under existing securities law.

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11 September 2023

'Serious need of repair' – It's time to fix the problems facing corporate Australia

A provocative new book diagnoses what ails Australia plc. Its editors set out their stall.

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11 September 2023

UPC Structure – local, regional and central divisions and Court of Appeal, Judges & Languages

The UPC has a Court of First Instance (divided into local, regional and central divisions) and a Court of Appeal (Luxembourg). Cases can commence in any one of these divisions according to the subject matter and the prescribed division set out in the UPC Agreement and the UPC Rules .

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07 September 2023

LPP: The Legal Privilege Podcast

Our Australian dispute resolution experts present LPP: The Legal Privilege Podcast , where we unpack the tricky concept of legal professional privilege (LPP) and apply some key principles to practical scenarios.

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07 September 2023

The Australian Government Tables Closing Loopholes Bill: What it means for your business

On 4 September 2023, the Federal Government introduced the Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Closing Loopholes) Bill 2023 (Cth) ( Bill ) in the House of Representatives.

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07 September 2023

UK Public M&A Monthly Activity Update: August 2023

In August 2023, there were three Rule 2.7 announcements made across the UK public M&A market and one further possible offer announced.

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04 September 2023

High Court considers creditor duties in face of solvency-threatening claims

The judgement raises important questions for directors faced with substantial liabilities

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01 September 2023

Directors' duties - Navigating emerging risk with nuanced adaption: Bootmakers, Boards and Rogues

Same story different tune – what emerging risks will do to directors’ and officers’ duties

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01 September 2023

Evolving Australia's securities framework: Bootmakers, Boards and Rogues

Evolution of securities disclosure: rethinking Australia’s financial product offering system

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Inside Arbitration: The future of energy disputes: shocks to the system

The future of mining – the green revolution's sharp end

International personal data transfers - Key changes and practical tips

Looming EU human rights and environmental due diligence directive will have global impact

Climate Change 101 Podcast series

Demand for surveillance software is increasing – how to get it right

Global M&A Outlook 2022: FOMO overcomes FOGO

Online Harms: What is the global state of play?

Abolishing digital taxes one part of the OECD's global tax reform

FSR Outlook 2022: Anticipating change, being prepared

Global Bank Review: Triodos Spanish chief on ESG and remaking banking for the 2020s

Global Bank Review: Fossil-fuelled – how banks are increasingly becoming targets for climate activists

Global Bank Review: Going green – Rising expectations and risks on green claims

Global Bank Review: Human rights due diligence and banking – a practical introduction

Global Bank Review: Sustainable loans – are we there yet?

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CRTea Podcast Series

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IP law podcast series - Unravelling the issues

Housing Australia Future Fund bill set to become law

The banking litigation podcast

Expanding SEC crypto enforcement targets NFTs: What does this mean for NFT issuers in Australia?

'Serious need of repair' – It's time to fix the problems facing corporate Australia

UPC Structure – local, regional and central divisions and Court of Appeal, Judges & Languages

LPP: The Legal Privilege Podcast

The Australian Government Tables Closing Loopholes Bill: What it means for your business

UK Public M&A Monthly Activity Update: August 2023

High Court considers creditor duties in face of solvency-threatening claims

Directors' duties - Navigating emerging risk with nuanced adaption: Bootmakers, Boards and Rogues

Evolving Australia's securities framework: Bootmakers, Boards and Rogues

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