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Mallesons Podcasts is a business podcast hosted by Mallesons, with 96 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  From AI experiment to impact with Quantium: AI Now Episode 5

  Aug 24, 202639 min

  What does it take to move from AI experimentation to enterprise-wide impact? In this episode of AI Now, Gideon Ratner from Quantium joins Mallesons partners Bryony Evans and Peta Stevenson to share what Quantium has learned from its own AI transformation, and from working with organisations across sectors including retail, banking, telecommunications and the public sector. The discussion offers practical lessons for business leaders looking to scale AI beyond pilots and proof-of-concepts. Gideon shares real examples of how organisations are using AI to redesign workflows, improve decision-making and turn experimentation into business value.

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  Fewer filings, higher stakes: The Review: Class Actions in Australia 2025/2026

  Aug 19, 20269 min

  Class action filings fell to their lowest level in almost a decade, while more than $1.65 billion in settlements were approved. To mark the launch of the 14th edition of The Review: Class Actions in Australia 2025/2026 , Mallesons Partners Alex Morris and Peta Stevenson discuss the major developments shaping class action risk and what organisations should be watching in the year ahead. Key topics discussed What is behind the fall in class action filings Why settlement values remain high Key developments in shareholder class actions, including Brambles and Worley Growing overlap between class actions and regulatory actions Developments in litigation funding and group costs orders Emerging areas of risk, including AI, cyber and data breaches and ESG-related claims What boards and in-house legal teams should be watching next

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  Gender, Identity at work

  Aug 13, 202639 min

  Gender-based violence and discrimination don’t stop at the workplace door. Addressing them requires sustained commitment, systemic change and the courage to speak up. In this episode, host Clem Johnson sits down with Fiona McLay, CEO and Commissioner of the Victorian Legal Services Board, and co-chair of Equality Australia . Fiona shares what it takes to shift culture in the legal profession, why prevention is harder to fund but essential, and how allyship, standing just behind, ready when needed, can be the most powerful thing a leader does. CREDITS: Host: Clem Johnson Executive Producer & Editor: Pariya Taherzadeh Co-Producers: Clem Johnson, Tania Winlaw & Elise Perry Video Editor: Pariya Taherzadeh This episode is brought to you by Mallesons.

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  D&O policies in Australia and England: Erosion, Allocation, Exclusion and Notification

  Jul 29, 202614 min

  What happens when multiple insureds are drawing on the same policy? In the latest Mallesons and Stewarts podcast, Peter Yeldham , Mandy Tsang and James Breese unpack the Australian and English approaches to four perennial issues in insurance claims where multiple persons are insured under the same policy: notification, allocation, erosion of policy limits, and insured vs insured exclusions. Read more here: Mallesons Insurance Pocketbook 2026 and Stewarts Policyholder Review 2026

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  How Microsoft is scaling legal with AI: AI Now Episode 4

  Jul 24, 202633 min

  How are leading legal teams using AI today - and what might the future legal function look like? In the latest episode of AI Now, Microsoft 's Head of Legal for Australia and New Zealand, Ben Gilbert , joins Mallesons Partner Bryony Evans and Head of Cyber Cheng Lim for a practical discussion on how Microsoft is using AI and what he's seeing at other ‘AI frontier’ organisations. They discuss… The transition to agentic workflows Building an AI-powered ‘front door’ to legal advice Scaling through technology before headcount – and prioritising culture The shift from ‘legal as a service’ to ‘legal as a platform’ And more. Keen for more AI content? Join us at the Mallesons Digital Future Summit this August. Hear from Professor Toby Walsh on workplace transformation and Dragonfly Thinking founder Anthea Roberts on using AI to improve strategic decision-making, along with other leading authorities across cyber, privacy, quantum, productivity and more.

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