Tech Disputes Network (TDN) – Need to Know Basis
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<p>Welcome to the Tech Disputes Network’s ‘Need To Know Basis’ podcast series, which offers a convenient way of getting on top of the most important new legal developments and cases involving issues with a technology angle via short podcasts presented by the leading experts in the field. These podcasts offer succinct summaries of the key points to note on the legal topics we all need to know about, in a way that takes up as little of your time as possible. This podcast series is brought to you by the Tech Disputes Network, which is a London-based forum for those engaged with contentious technology issues, which we encourage you to join by registering at disputes.tech to receive information about our upcoming free events and initiatives.</p>
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Recent Episodes
March 28, 2023
Crypto Disputes Round-Up – April 2023
TDN's latest podcast is a pacey rundown on the state of play in crypto litigation. Sam Roberts of Cooke, Young & Keidan is joined by Sam Goodman of Twenty Essex, Helen Pugh of Outer Temple Chambers and Nicola McKinney of Quillon Law to tackle the following hot topics: The latest on injunctions, Persons Unknown cases, service out of the jurisdiction and enforcement (spoiler alert: Sam Goodman talks about his own cases)Everything else going on in crypto litigation (Helen...
March 10, 2023
A Practical Guide to Cyber Fraud Litigation - Matt McGhee & Sam Roberts discuss the 2nd edition of Matt's book
TDN's latest podcast is a discussion between Sam Roberts of Cooke, Young & Keidan and Matt McGhee of Twenty Essex about the second edition of Matt’s book, A Practical Guide to Cyber Fraud Litigation. In this unscripted conversation, Sam and Matt cover: The new service gateways and whether the distinction between Bankers Trust and Norwich Pharmacal orders is now a thing of the pastWhy victims of fraud are increasingly looking to “recover their chickens” from financial institu...
June 23, 2022
Crypto & career advice – an interview with Stephen Houseman QC
TDN's latest podcast is a discussion between Sam Roberts of Cooke, Young & Keidan and Stephen Houseman QC of Essex Court Chambers, who, sitting as a Deputy Judge of the London Circuit Commercial Court, gave judgment on the recent crypto case, Wang v Darby. In this unscripted conversation, Sam and Stephen cover: Stephen's career and current area of focus in his commercial practiceTips for aspiring advocates in the dark art of persuading judges, from the perspective of someone who ha...
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- What is Tech Disputes Network (TDN) – Need to Know Basis?
<p>Welcome to the Tech Disputes Network’s ‘Need To Know Basis’ podcast series, which offers a convenient way of getting on top of the most important new legal developments and cases involving issues with a technology angle via short podcasts presented by the leading experts in the field. These podcasts offer succinct summaries of the key points to note on the legal topics we all need to know about, in a way that takes up as little of your time as possible. This podcast series is brought to you by the Tech Disputes Network, which is a London-based forum for those engaged with contentious technology issues, which we encourage you to join by registering at disputes.tech to receive information about our upcoming free events and initiatives.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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