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Hosted by Unknown Host · education · EN · 19 episodes
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<p>In this podcast, Tony Singla KC and Tom Wood discuss the use of Generative AI in commercial disputes and by the commercial bar, exploring the opportunities, risks and most recent guidance.</p><p>More information on Tony’s practice can be found here. </p><p>More information on Tom’s practice can be found here.</p>
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<p>In this recording, Aidan Robertson KC, Jemima Stratford KC and Malcolm Birdling KC discuss the new consumer enforcement powers introduced by the Digital Markets Competition and Consumers Act 2024, the CMA's application of those powers over the past year, and some key issues which are likely to arise in appeals against enforcement decisions.</p><p>More information on Aidan’s practice can be found here.</p><p>More information on Jemima’s practice can be found here.</p><p>More information on Malcolm’s practice can be found here.</p>
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<p>Welcome to the Brick Court Chambers podcast.</p><p>In this recording, Robert O’Donoghue KC sits down with Richard Murgatroyd, partner at RBB Economics to discuss narrowly defined markets in competition cases, and when such narrowness may – or may not – be justified.</p><p>More information on Robert’s practice can be found here.</p><p>More information on Richard’s practice can be found here.</p>
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<p>Welcome to the Brick Court Chambers podcast.</p><p>In this episode, Colin West KC speaks with Josh Pemberton about the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Evans v Barclays Bank, exploring what the Court’s decision means for the certification of collective proceedings on the opt-in or opt-out basis.</p><p>More information on Colin’s practice can be found here.</p><p>More information on Joshua’s practice can be found here.</p>
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<p>Welcome to the Brick Court Chambers podcast.</p><p>In this recording, Sarah Abram KC sits down with JonLawrence to discuss settlements in collective proceedings, with a focus on how cost-benefit analysis shapes strategy and outcomes.</p><p>More information on Sarah's practice can be found here: https://www.brickcourt.co.uk/our-people/profile/sarah-abram-kc</p><p>More information on Jon's practice can be found here:</p><p>https://www.brickcourt.co.uk/our-people/profile/jon-lawrence</p>
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