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Join Professional Support Lawyer, Liz Kantor, and Professional Support Consultant, Vanessa Naish, as they discuss the key arbitration developments of 2023 in England and Wales.

Natalie Gaspar joins Aoife Xuereb to discuss the Australian Federal Government's proposed changes to employment and industrial relations, following the introduction of the Fair Work Legislation Amendment...

In Part 2 of Episode 2 of the podcast series, Kate and Laura explore the new Security of Payment legislation in Western Australia.

In the latest episode in the HSF UK public M&A podcast series, Veronica Roberts and Gavin Davies discuss the impact of the National Security and Investment Act (NSIA) ...

The basics of redundancy processes in the UK have been unchanged for some time, so the forthcoming changes from 6 April could be a trap for the unwary, if usually confident managers are not careful.

It is estimated that 55% of the UK workforce is planning on requesting flexible working hours once some significant changes to Employment Law...

In this podcast, Andrew Taggart, Jenny Andrews, Sian McKinley and Maura McIntosh discuss the types of dispute that are most frequently brought as employment class actions...

Join us, and our guests, as we navigate through the evolving landscape of international and domestic arbitration, discussing the latest trends, landmark cases, and pivotal changes...

We have recorded a special bonus episode of the Fraud Files podcast which departs from our analysis of the failure to prevent fraud and identification doctrine reform elements of the Economic Crime Corporate Transparency Act 2023.

Join us, and our guests, as we navigate through the evolving landscape of international and domestic arbitration, discussing the latest trends, landmark...

A defendant group has appointed international law firm Herbert Smith Freehills to defend against clawback claims totalling US$950 million made by the FTX Bankruptcy Estate.

In the latest edition of our Public Matters Podcast series, Jasveer Randhawa, James Wood and Paul Butcher discuss shaping and challenging policy.

We are delighted to publish episode 2 of our IP podcast series ‘Plausibility' in patent law, where Andrew Wells (one of the winners of the 2019 AIPPI prize for UK AIPPI Group's study questions for...

In this 14th episode of our series of commercial litigation update podcasts, we look at the most recent decisions on trial witness statements, a decision on what parties can do when they have received a draft judgment...

In this podcast, Neil Blake and Gregg Rowan discuss environmental and human rights-based group actions, which continue to give rise to significant risks for businesses.

Our public law team has released two podcasts on shaping and challenging policy. In a year in which we expect a general election...

In our recent report on our clients' perspectives on managing innovation in their organisations "Open Innovation: Collaborate To Innovate" we shared our insights into ...

Industry attorneys warned that the failure of rules designed to ensure orderly trading in equities on Aug. 24, which led to a halt in trading in 455 stocks and ETFs, may cause the SEC to slow the approval of new ETFs.