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  • Supply chain resilience: Managing supply chain insolvency risk

    In this episode of DLA Piper’s ‘Better Contracts’ podcast series, Ryan Harrison catches up with Peter Manley and Oksana Koltko-Rosaluk to consider how supply chain disruption is increasingly acting as a trigger for financial distress.

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    32 min
  • Sovereignty, supply and security: contracting in the defence sector

    In this episode of DLA Piper’s ‘Better Contracts’ podcast series, Peter Brook catches up with Christian Wiese Svanberg and Danny Cook to discuss key considerations when contracting in the defence sector. The panel considers what businesses entering or expanding in this space need to know and explores some of the specific contractual issues that arise, providing insight from the speakers’ extensive experience in Europe and the USA.

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    27 min
  • Designed by directive: How EU law is increasingly shaping product design

    In this episode of DLA Piper’s ‘Better Contracts’ podcast series, Thilo von Bodungen catches up with Michael Twomey and Richard Sterneberg to explore how EU legislation is increasingly dictating the way that products are designed.

    The discussion examines the policy drivers behind this regulatory shift, the growing body of legislation that imposes design-related requirements, and the practical challenges – and potential opportunities – that businesses face in navigating a fast-evolving compliance landscape.

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    27 min
  • Breaking the chain: Cyber risk in supply chains

    In this episode of DLA Piper's ‘Better Contracts’ podcast series, Verena Grentzenberg catches up with Nicholas De Lacy-Brown and Piotr Czulak to explore one of the most pressing challenges in modern supply chain management: cyber risk.

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    32 min
  • AI in the supply chain

    In this episode of DLA Piper's 'Better Contracts' podcast series, Greg Tulquois catches up with Peter Brook and Jake Abrahams to explore the issue of artificial intelligence (AI) in the supply chain. They explore the complex web of legal, contractual, and regulatory challenges that businesses can face when AI is used in their supply chains and highlight key legal considerations - as well as strategic questions - for any business deploying AI solutions.

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    24 min
  • Compliance with law provisions

    In this episode of DLA Piper's 'Better Contracts' podcast series, Mark Dewar, Conor McEneaney and Nicole Nartallo draw on their extensive experience of contract drafting and negotiation to discuss the intricacies of compliance with law provisions in commercial contracts. The podcast explores the significance of these provisions for both suppliers and customers, emphasising the need to fully consider the implications of what is being agreed and ensure that the compliance cost and risk is allocated appropriately.

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    23 min
  • Trends in global supply chains

    In this episode of DLA Piper's 'Better Contracts' podcast series, Thilo von Bodungen catches up with Lauren Hurcombe and Joe Masson to explore some of the trends that they are seeing in their respective markets - the EU, Asia, and the UK - as well as the market challenges. The podcast considers issues posed by the current economic climate and increased regulation, and it underscores the importance of understanding regional differences in markets and of avoiding a 'one size fits all' approach to contracting internationally.

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    30 min
  • From A to B: key issues in logistics and warehousing contracts

    In this episode of DLA Piper's 'Better Contracts' podcast series, Khaled Dadi catches up with Chris Rennie and Lana Turpie to explore logistics and warehousing contracts. As well as sharing insights from their experience of drafting and negotiating such contracts, they explore the dynamic landscape of the logistics sector and how businesses can use robust contracts to help manage risk and improve supply chain resilience. This can act as a helpful reminder of the content of these agreements, but also as a tool to use in proactively reviewing existing agreements to consider any supply chain gaps.

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    31 min
  • Securing your supply chain

    In this episode of DLA Piper's 'Better Contracts' podcast series, Ryan Harrison catches up with Maria Fitzpatrick and James McGraw to discuss the role of contracts in securing supply chains amidst current global challenges. They explore how contracts can contribute to effective supply chain management, looking both at key contractual provisions and how businesses can leverage their contractual relationships to achieve a more robust supply chain.

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    23 min
  • Prompt payment an overview of the laws relating to mandatory payment terms in Europe

    In the first episode of the second part of our 'Better Contracts' podcast series, Sophie Lessar catches up with Mathias Kuhn and Gerald Baumgartner to discuss the critical issue of prompt payment in business-to-business contracts. The discussion explores the legal landscape in their respective jurisdictions (the UK, France and Germany) before moving on to assess the proposed new EU-wide payments legislation and how businesses can navigate the upcoming changes.

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    38 min

About Better Contracts Podcast

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Our International Commercial Contracts team discuss the key issues affecting the current market in our new podcast series Better Contracts. The team looks at topics surrounding the supply chain crisis, strength of obligations, direct and indirect damages and the common pitfalls when contracting internationally.