In this episode, Armin Redl is joined by Nicole Daniel and Andreas Winkler to discuss Austria’s proposed gambling reform and what it could mean for operators seeking access to the market.

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This podcast features Charlotte Lewis-Williams, Hannah Potter, Zoë Stainton and Farah Ali discussing the importance of supporting women in sport, including maternity rights and inclusive workplace policies. The episode highlights key recommendations from the DLA Piper guide and encourages open dialogue around gender equity in sporting organisations.

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This is the third episode in our series of four podcast episodes diving deeper into our Gambling Laws of the World guide. Here, we will cover Brazil and the United Kingdom. 
 
Hosted by partner Giulio Coraggio, legal director Benjamin Fellows and associate Diego Paes de Barros talk about Brazil's new gambling licensing regime, responsible gambling and litigation in the UK, global regulatory compliance and litigation preparedness. 
 
Listen to this episode below. If you haven't downloaded our Gambling Laws of the World guide, you can do so here. https://www.dlapiper.com/en/insights/publications/2025/01/gambling-laws-of-the-world
 

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This is the second episode of our series of four podcast episodes diving deeper into our Gambling Laws of the World guide. 

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Following our Gambling Laws of the World guide publication, we now launch a series of four podcast episodes diving deeper into a selection of jurisdictions.
 
In this first episode of the series, we will feature Italy and the Netherlands.
 
Hosted by partner Giulio Coraggio, Richard van Schaik and Vincenzo Giuffré, discuss new online gambling licensing regimes, class actions, gambling advertising bans, and more. 

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In this episode, Olympic athlete Noor Slaoui, the first equestrian from the Middle East and North African region to compete in Eventing in the Olympics, shares her incredible journey. Interviewed by Noura Abughris (Associate – Litigation, Arbitration & Regulatory).

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In this episode of our podcast series, David Alexandre and Alejandro González Vega, IPT specialists from our Luxembourg office, examine the legal challenges posed by the use of AI-generating systems to create music, lyrics and, particularly, to reproduce the voice of famous artists. From copyright to image rights and privacy, the use of these new technologies is not risk-free and may face legal consequences if attention is not paid to the exclusive rights of third parties.

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In this episode, Imogen Holmgren and Sarah Riaz of Pearson Plc join Claire Sng (Partner) to discuss the opportunities and challenges in the media and entertainment sector, including approaches to digitalization, legal challenges and the sector's future.

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Arguably even more than is typical for most new technologies, the recent spike in interest surrounding NFTs has brought with it a variety of uncertainties as the law continues to adapt.

Members from our MSE team – Nick Fitzpatrick (Partner and MSE Global Sector Co-Chair, IPT, London), Michael Fluhr (Of Counsel, Lit & Reg, San Francisco), and Alex Steinberg (Of Counsel, Corporate, New York) – come together to reflect on how the market has progressed, and discuss the latest issues they are seeing from each of their perspectives.

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It’s a game of two halves in this podcast episode as Sohail Ali (Partner, Leeds) and Marie Fegan (Associate, Leeds) explain how English contract law on force majeure and frustration applies to the media, sport and entertainment sector.  Also listen out for the practical tips before the final whistle is blown.   

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