This is the second in a two-part webinar titled ‘NFTs and Intellectual Property Rights; Friend or Foe’.

In this PODCAST we will be discussing the intellectual property issues surrounding non-fungible tokens or NFTs - the must have new crypto asset.  And joining Philip INGRAM MBE is  Racheal Muldoon, a Barrister at London based chambers, The 36 Group – where she is a member of the commercial team, 36 Commercial. and Will Charlesworth. 

Will is the Deputy Head of Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution at London law firm, Saunders Law. 

This is the first in a two-part webinar titled ‘NFTs and Intellectual Property Rights; Friend or Foe’.

In this PODCAST we will be discussing the intellectual property issues surrounding non-fungible tokens or NFTs - the must have new cryptoasset.  And joining Philip INGRAM MBE is  Racheal Muldoon, a Barrister at London based chambers, The 36 Group – where she is a member of the commercial team, 36 Commercial and Will Charlesworth. 

Will is the Deputy Head of Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution at London law firm, Saunders Law. 

Celso De Azevedo and Paul Schwartfeger both of 36 Commercial, part of the 36 Group chat with your host Philip Ingram MBE about the Supreme Court Ruling on Lloyd v Google LLC and why iPhone users didn't get £750 compensation

In this episode, Philip Ingram MBE chats with one of the Barristers in the Fairhurst v Woodard Ring Doorbell case, Jonathon Rushton​ from 36 Commercial, where the level of surveillance of one neighbour over another was considered excessive by the judge.

36 Commercial webinar on Discrimination law: Forstater, Cancel Culture and Where Employers Go From Here, with:
Richard O'Dair
Fergus McCombie
Sinead King

Everyone has a right to their own beliefs. The problem for employers is how to react when employees broadcast beliefs inside or outside the workplace which are deeply offensive to others and may lead to internal or external complaints. 

Particular fault lines arise around self-definition of gender, and religious belief and homosexuality, where employees may have equally entrenched and deeply opposed beliefs, and the beliefs may involve the refusal to accept the validity of an important aspect of a person’s identity. 

This seminar will consider the issues raised by the ET case of Forstater v CGB Europe, its subsequent reversal by the EAT and the guidance of the Court of Appeal in Page v NHS Trust Development Authority. The Seminar will focus on setting out the current legal position together with some suggestions about how to manage the difficulties that arise in practice.

36 Commercial - Cyber Law Series - Cryptocurrency and Taxation with Michael Patchett-Joyce FCIArb a Barrister, Arbitrator, Mediator at 36 Commercial and Ben Symons a Barrister at 36 Commercial and author of Bloomsbury Professional Tax Insight - Cryptocurrency and Blockchain.

Todays Webinar recording is hosted by Michael Patchett-Joyce FCIArb and features Lee Schama  and Celso De Azevedo all Barristers from 36 Commercial,  and are looking at the future of Covid-19 business interruption insurance claims in the UK, examining the potential impact of the - not yet agreed - draft Declarations Order of the Supreme Court in the FCA v Arch Insurance & Ors test case.

36 Commercial - Cyber Law Series - Cryptoassets Tracing and Remedies - Practical Considerations with:

- Dean Armstrong QC
- Celso De Azevedo
- Ceri Davis
- Marc Samuels

Covering:


·     #cybersecurity Security Trends and #Cryptocurrency Exchanges
·     #Cryptoassets Tracing and #Investigations
·     #Injunctions, Causes of Action,
.  #Disclosure and Cross- examination
·      Foreign #Tracing and Recovery
·     Jurisdictional Considerations

 36 Commercial Cyber Law Series webinar on NFTs, presented by Dean Armstrong QC, Nanne Dekking, Professor Lisa Short and Racheal Muldoon.

Philip Hackett Q.C. and Racheal Muldoon will be discussing all of the issues raised in this case where Chinese citizens’ bank accounts were frozen by UK authorities  and look more into interim account freezing orders.