Baker McKenzie

This week's discussion will cover the following: 

• Managing Allegations of Workplace Wrongdoing: Independent Investigator's Report on Chicago Blackhawks Allegations of Sexual Misconduct

En el primer episodio de la segunda temporada del Podcast de Compliance de la oficina de Caracas de Baker McKenzie, nos vista Diego Castagnino, abogado y profesor venezolano con una amplia experiencia en temas corporativos y de arbitraje. En esta conversación, Diego nos presenta su perspectiva desde el sector privado y desde la academia para ayudarnos a entender los retos de la cultura de la transparencia en Venezuela y Latinoamérica.

This week's discussion will cover the following: 

• CFTC v. HDR GLOBAL TRADING LIMITED, ET AL
• Motion to Dismiss Unregistered Crypto Exchange Claims
• Control Person Liability Runs Into "Minimum Contacts"   
• House Committee on January 6 Attack Subpoenas Trump Advisors

Hailed as the solution to alleviate some of the challenges of on-the-ground transportation (infrastructure constraints, congestion and the like), eVTOLs - or electric vertical take-off and landing aircrafts - represent the next technological evolution in the sector of on-demand shared transportation through services like air taxis.

With giant technological leaps being made in the sector and expected growth in the future, it makes sense for companies to ensure they are equipped with all the knowledge they need to navigate the legal and regulatory framework underpinning advanced air mobility and eVTOL operations. Our experts Nicolas Kredel (Dusseldorf), Adam Aft (Chicago) and Jennifer Trock (Washington, DC) take you on an exciting journey of discovery on the future of air transport.

The third installment of our Future Mobility meets…series takes you on the road along with consumers who are now opting for clean, efficient and performing connected vehicles. At the core of future mobility developments, the connected car is without doubt one of the most exciting areas of innovation for the automotive industry. But of course, with innovation comes a combination of new legal requirements as OEMs need legal teams equipped with trend foresight and the tools to seamlessly implement niche legal processes across a combination of industries, spanning manufacturing to telecommunications. In this session, Nicolas Kredel (Dusseldorf), Siranya Rhuvattana (Bangkok), Andrea Mezzetti (Rome) and Lothar Determann (Palo Alto) explore the opportunities and legal considerations that can help companies lead the mobility market into a fully connected and automated future.

In this second instalment, we take you around the world of Smart Cities and the exciting developments happening right now to ensure technology is put at the service of the urban citizen's well-being. Nicolas Kredel, Andrew MacKenzie, Yaeko Hodaka and Raffaele Giarda explore the commercial and legal aspects of a not-so-futuristic topic.