Law: Mishcon Moves blocks Zoom Calls Unless Client Consents

Business: Asia’s emerging markets brace for economic fallout of coronavirus

Legal Tech: Slaughters Presses Pause on Tech Programmes Citing COVID-19

Law: Chinese Investment in the US slows down

Business: Renewable Energy to the rescue of the Global Economy

Legal Tech: COVID-19 lead to a rise in demand for Legal Tech startups

Interesting Resources: Global Renewables Outlook: Energy transformation 2050 produced by IRENA

Why are Big French Firms not panicking in relation to COVID-19? Why will we see a rise in share equity sales in the global market? And lastly, why will the Legal Tech Gig Market grow this Summer?

Lawyers grow concerned over their finances as Covid-19 hits clients' finances. China is ready to reinvent the internet but could this raises concerns it could give it too much control? An Employment Law Legal Tool has been launched to help business sort out policies for Free.

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How are businesses working around South American Leaders' mixed messages on the virus threat and what advise do they need from lawyers? How has Asia's Economy dealt with Covid-19 and has it been enough to convince investors? How could the virus change the way law is practiced forever?

How has Coronavirus impacted the Legal Industry and what Departments have seen a spike in demand?

Could China help the global economy's recovery like it did after the 2008 Financial Crisis?

How has the virus outbreak brought the Legal Industry closer to Technology?

We're back and we've got a very interesting episode for you!

1. How has Coronavirus impacted the Economy? With the virus outbreak continuing around the world we take a look at what sectors have been most harmed and which have instead benefitted.

2. Amazon: Just Walk Out. Amazon has a new technology in its retail stores that lets its shoppers just walk without needing to stop at the cashier. Sounds strange? Learn how it works and how it could give rise to issues in Privacy and Workers' Rights.

3. How Technology could enhance access to justice in the UK. We consider the issues faced by people with legal problems and how an enhanced use of technology could make legal services more affordable.

We hope you enjoy this episode! For any questions do not hesitate to reach out on our social media pages!

Law firms are organising new efforts to fight climate change through the Chancery Lane Project. Meanwhile, the Private Equity Market is on the rise with a small group of firms set to benefit from it. To further show this rising trend, Golden Goose has been sold to Permira. Morgan Stanley has bought ETrade to expand in Wealth Management and the EU has new plans for Artificial Intelligence...

Notice: I will be facing the LPC exams over the next 2 weeks. The podcast will take a break and restart on Monday 16th March. I apologise for this but we will continue to post on our social media pages throughout this period!

Inns Gordon Dadds this week has joined a growing trend of global firms investing in Cannabis departments. Meanwhile, Baker McKenzie has brought its diversity and inclusion mission to its Mexico Office. BP has launched a very ambitious 2050 net-zero emission target. We then assess China's secret intentions to create its new digital currency. Lastly, we consider how Asian Economies are increasingly investing in Legal Tech.