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Thought leadership is a cornerstone of content marketing in professional services; it showcases your firm's expertise and strengthens client relationships. The real challenge is uniting lawyers on one platform to centralise and scale thought leadership. In this episode of CMO Series Digital Masterclass, Will Eke speaks with Chris Yates, Digital Marketing Manager at Bristows, where over 150 authors have published 900+ insights, driving more than 330,000 views. Chris shares how Bristows has reimagined its approach to thought leadership, brought lawyers on board, and built an internal comms strategy that made it all work. Will and Chris cover:  The platforms and thought leadership strategies Bristows used before Chris joined The turning point for Bristows in consolidating the firm's thought leadership platforms The steps to managing and streamlining the new strategy and platforms How to get lawyers engaged with the new process and the importance of key internal relationships in making the initiative successful The strategies used when implementing the adoption of Passle across the firm The feedback that has been received from lawyers and partners using Passle and the impact it has had on business development The future of the firm's thought leadership strategy Advice for getting lawyers on board with a central thought leadership platform   

In this episode, Simon McDougall, Chief Strategist for Privacy and AI at ZoomInfo and Senior Adviser to Bristows, discusses how AI is being regulated in the UK and around the world, its ramifications for businesses, and how regulation is likely to change in the future.#AI #artificialintelligence #regulationGlobalData report: AI Executive Briefing (Sixth Edition) Find us on LinkedIn: ⁠linkedin.com/company/globaldatastrategicintelligence⁠To understand how to use our Themes product please contact us: ⁠⁠customersuccess.strategic@globaldata.com⁠⁠ / +44 (0) 207 406 6764Host: Lara WilliamsGuests: Simon McDougall

In this episode, Marc Dautlich takes the Roadmap off-road to speak to special guests, Sean Griffin (Partner at US firm, Longman & Van Grack) and Emily Atkinson (of Bristows' very own Employment and Immigration team) about the use of AI in the workplace here in the UK and in the US. Marc, Sean and Emily discuss and compare the employment/labour law and data protection issues arising from HR-related uses of AI, including:how existing law is already shaping AI-related workplace disputes on both sides of the pond, including real-life examples of how AI is already being used by employers;how new legislation in the EU and US might affect the use of AI to recruit, manage and terminate employees; andthe common link between Amazon, lacrosse and men called Jerrod! They also provide practical steps for businesses, and in particular HR teams, who are already using AI tools or are thinking about doing so, e.g. as part of the recruitment process or for performance management.Send us a textThanks for listening!If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.comFind all the episodes as we release them here, and don't forget to subscribe! Follow us on X and LinkedIn using #TheRoadmapPodNote: All information was correct at the time of recording.

In today's episode we take a look at the topic of Global Talent. How do you attract the best talent for your business, particularly when you grow internationally? Which approaches work well and which do not? And how will technology – particularly AI - impact a global workforce? And joining me today to debate all of this are Blick Rothenberg's Head of Global Mobility Rehana Earle, with our guest Gareth Wadley from law firm Bristows.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Watts is a partner at Bristows, After studying physics, a career in privacy he chose. Mark is based out of the UK, We will talk about how his privacy career got underway!

Welcome to today's episode of "AI Lawyer Talking Tech," your daily review of the latest legal technology news. In this episode, we'll explore the potential of generative AI in advancing legal service delivery, the recognition of influential women in the legal tech industry, the importance of conscious leadership in law firms, and the role of STEM knowledge in shaping legal careers. Stay tuned as we discuss these fascinating topics and more. Improve legal service delivery: Guide helps legal professionals use generative AI to advance their practice12 Sep 2023Legal.ThomsonReuters.comThe Recorder Recognizes Kathy Ku Among 2023 Women Leaders in Tech Law12 Sep 2023Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiWomen of Legal Tech: Tara Cheever12 Sep 2023Law Technology TodayThe Conscious Future Of Law Firms12 Sep 2023TrainingZONEGenerative AI Presents Opportunity to Reshape 80 Percent of Legal Spend, Factor Predicts12 Sep 2023WHNT-TVFormer Citi innovation and technology head joins LexFusion in “evolutionary moment”12 Sep 2023Legal IT InsiderWhy STEM students make great lawyers 2023 — with Allen & Overy, Bird & Bird, Bristows, Clifford Chance and Herbert Smith Freehills12 Sep 2023Legal CheekLaw Firm Digital Marketing Strategy:A Fun Guide!12 Sep 2023LexBlogCharlotin on Large Language Models and Legal Practice12 Sep 2023Legal Theory BlogA Case for AI Safety via Law11 Sep 2023LessWrongDISCO Cofounder Kiwi Camara Steps Down As CEO; Board Member Scott Hill Is Named Interim Leader12 Sep 2023LawSitesWomen of Legal Tech:11 Sep 2023Law Technology TodayMicrosoft to Indemnity Users of Copilot AI Software – Leveraging Indemnity to Help Manage Generative AI Legal Risk11 Sep 2023LexBlogHow senators plan on regulating AI: Law Decoded, Sept. 4–1111 Sep 2023COINTELEGRAPH.COMA Great Time to Get Ready to Attend ABA TECHSHOW 202411 Sep 2023LexBlogMaking Complex Disputes Simple: The Mediator's Role in Med-ChainArb12 Sep 2023Legaltech on MediumOn LawNext Podcast: Litera CEO Sheryl Hoskins On Her First 17 Months and What's Ahead For Her Company12 Sep 2023LawSitesThe Best Legal Research Softwares and Databases (Free and Paid)12 Sep 2023MatterSuite By CaseFoxNavigating the metaverse12 Sep 2023Inside Tech LawCalifornia Governor Issues Executive Order Addressing the Development of Generative Artificial Intelligence11 Sep 2023GenAI-LexologyDLA Piper Moving to iManage Cloud across UK, Europe, Middle East, Asia, and Australia12 Sep 2023Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technologyBuilding a “Technology Resilient” Legal Department12 Sep 2023Legaltech on MediumAre You Integrating Generative AI Into Your Business? Global Insights & What the Regulators Want You to Know11 Sep 2023GenAI-Lexology

In the second part of HBW Insight's chat with Bristows digital health regulatory expert Jamie Hatzel, we talk about artificial intelligence. Specifically, we discuss what happens to Software as a Medical Device within incoming EU artificial intelligence legislation, which has now entered trilogue negotiations. Issues such as the meaning of “high risk” within the proposed AI Act, in contrast to its meaning in the existing Medical Device Regulations, highlight the importance for manufacturers in this space or thinking about entering it of getting good advice, Hatzel points out.

Digitalisation is a hot topic in consumer health, and “digital health” covers a broad spectrum of applications, from wellness apps to virtual reality therapeutics. In this episode, HBW Insight speaks to regulatory expert Jamie Hatzel to get some clarity on “software as a medical device” – a subset of medical device regulatory frameworks within which many digital health applications are classified. In the first part of a two-part podcast, Hatzel briefly outlines the UK and EU regulatory approaches to SaMDs, before we discuss specific examples such as symptom trackers, wellness apps and digital therapeutics. In the second part, we talk about artificial intelligence, how incoming AI regulations impact SaMDs and whether OTC firms should take the plunge into this highly regulated but nevertheless very exciting space.

Since Brexit happened, there are multiple waves of changes in the UK. First the UK Responsible Person (which is a hybrid of the EU AR and the EU Importer), then the UKCA requirements, then the new legislation consultation (which will largely harmonise UK law with the MDR and IVDR) and now the extension of the unilateral recognition of CE Marks to allow manufacturers more time to obtain a UKCA marks.   But what all this means for medical devices manufacturers that are already selling in the UK or that plan to sell to the UK. We will review that with Alex Denoon, partner at Bristows.  Don't forget to check the links below for more details.  Who is Alex Denoon?  Alex advises about Life Sciences regulatory issues all day every day and has been doing so for 30 years.  He enjoys working with clients to devise and implement regulatory strategies throughout the product life cycle of pharmaceuticals, medical devices and IVDs.  Alex has been involved in the development of a number of regulatory frameworks and guidelines. Legal 500 describes Alex as “a straight-talking, commercially astute technology specialist who is always willing to take a view” and who delivers “out-of-the-box solutions”.  Who is Monir El Azzouzi?  Monir El Azzouzi is the founder and CEO of Easy Medical Device a Consulting firm that is supporting Medical Device manufacturers for any Quality and Regulatory affairs activities all over the world. Monir can help you to create your Quality Management System, Technical Documentation or he can also take care of your Clinical Evaluation, Clinical Investigation through his team or partners. Easy Medical Device can also become your Authorized Representative and Independent Importer Service provider for EU, UK and Switzerland.  Monir has around 16 years of experience within the Medical Device industry working for small businesses and also big corporate companies. He has now supported around 100 clients to remain compliant on the market. His passion to the Medical Device filed pushed him to create educative contents like, blog, podcast, YouTube videos, LinkedIn Lives where he invites guests who are sharing educative information to his audience. Visit easymedicaldevice.com to know more.  Link:  Alex Denoon Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexdenoon  Bristows law firm linkedin page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bristows/  Bristows Website : https://www.bristows.com/  Bristows Blog post on UKCA: https://www.bristows.com/news/will-we-ever-see-a-ukca-mark-for-medical-devices/#:~:text=Currently%2C%20the%20UK's%20medical%20device,conformity%20marking%2C%20the%20UKCA%20mark  UKCA future implementation: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/implementation-of-the-future-regulation-of-medical-devices-and-extension-of-standstill-period/implementation-of-the-future-regulations  Infographics timeline: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1164062/Infographic_-_Devices_transition_timeline.pdf  How to register a Medical Device in the UK: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/regulating-medical-devices-in-the-uk  Your UK Responsible Person: https://easymedicaldevice.com/uk-responsible-person/  Social Media to follow Monir El Azzouzi Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/melazzouzi Twitter: https://twitter.com/elazzouzim Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/easymedicaldevice Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/easymedicaldevice

In this episode of The Roadmap, Bristows' technology law podcast, we hear partners Vik Khurana and Angela Fouracre discuss "failure”.This episode is aimed at those who would like to know:Why do digital transformation projects fail?What can advisors do to make success more likely?What are the right tools to use to keep things on the right track?In the next episode, our experts will be exploring the initial steps to take in a dispute and what kinds of losses you can recover on a failed digital transformation project - stay tuned!If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.com

Episode two of Bristows' technology law podcast, The Roadmap, brings together Anneke Pol, Alice Esuola and Toby Crick to discuss cloud technology. What do we mean by the cloud? Are there any key trends for 2022?Listen as our lawyers summarise some key takeaways that your business should keep in mind when using cloud technology.This episode is aimed at those who would like to know:What is the cloud?Top three trends for cloud deals in 2022Understanding the technology - who has control of the cloud solution?Negotiation - is there room to negotiate with big suppliers?Impact on the end user  - what things should companies be thinking about?If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.com

Welcome to The Roadmap - the brand new technology law podcast series from Bristows. In this introduction to our technology focused podcast, our lawyers Rob Powell and Vik Khurana set out what we'll cover in this series centred around digital transformation, and give a taster of upcoming topics - from AI to cloud and beyond.If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please email us at theroadmap@bristows.com #TheRoadmapPod

In this episode I chat to Kevin Brennan MP about the DCMS Select Committe Inquiry into the Economics of Music Streaming and his Copyright (Rights and Remuneration of Musicians, Etc.) Bill. We talk about the inquiry, the recommendations made and the Bill, and what all this could mean for songwriters, performers and the future of the music industry. This episode was recorded at an event organised for the British Literary and Artistic Copyright Association (BLACA) together with Bristows on 9th December 2021. Links: DCMS Economics of Streaming Inquiry - https://committees.parliament.uk/work/646/economics-of-music-streaming/ Copyright (Rights and Remuneration of Musicians, Etc.) Bill - https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/2901 IPKat Blog - https://ipkitten.blogspot.com/search/label/UK%20Streaming%20Inquiry Dr Hayleigh Bosher - https://www.brunel.ac.uk/people/hayleigh-bosher Kevin Brennan MP - http://www.kevinbrennan.co.uk/ BLACA - http://www.blaca.org/ Bristows - https://www.bristows.com/

To holistically protect data, you need to understand both the purpose and intent of that data. Having that understanding will also pave the way for extracting actionable insights while still maintaining compliance with data regulations. Furthermore, transparency and accountability are key — transparency from defined processes and accountability through defined roles. In this episode, we're joined by two members of the Privitar family, Guy Cohen, Head of Policy, and Marcus Grazette, Europe Policy Lead, who share thoughts and best practices for anonymization and sharing data. We discuss: The mission and work of a policy team Myths and best practices around anonymization How to approach sharing data while maintaining compliance Managing risks and implementing controls  Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: Introduction to Anonymization: A joint paper by Bristows and Privitar Health Data Sharing Case Studies  You can find this interview, and many more, by subscribing to In:Confidence podcast on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or here. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for In:Confidence in your favorite podcast player.

Is there life beyond academia for pain researchers? That question is the focus of PRF's latest podcast – and the answer is a resounding “yes”! This optimistic outlook comes from four podcast participants who all successfully made the transition from studying pain in the ivory tower to alternative careers, including: --Alexandria Magnusdottir, PhD, Trainee Solicitor in Patent Litigation, Bristows, UK --Steve Medhurst, PhD, UK Head of Field Medical Excellence, Novartis UK --Candler Paige, PhD, Chief Executive Officer, Doloromics, US --Alex Tuttle, PhD, Chief of Staff (Acting), National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), US The group spoke with PRF Correspondent Larissa de Clauser, a postdoctoral fellow at Eurac, Bolzano, Italy, to discuss their transitions from academia into non-academic roles, sharing their motivations, struggles, day-to-day work responsibilities, and advice to make such transitions as smooth as possible.

Post By: Adam Turteltaub With the 25th annual HCCA Compliance Institute about to take place we have been collecting some rememberances of the last 25 years from various members of the compliance community. In this podcast, SCCE & HCCA board member, and the association’s next president Robert Bond shares his history in compliance. Robert, who is Senior Counsel and Notary Public at the London firm of Bristows actually has roots that dig even. About 35 years ago he was living in the Midlands of the UK and had a neighbor who was developing (loudly) a video game, often at all hours of the night. As Robert and the neighbor talked, it became clear that the programmer needed some legal help, which led Robert eventually to move fully into the then emerging field of video game law. Even at that time, he reports, gaming firms were collecting vast troves of data with often insufficient understanding  of both the opportunities and risks it posed. By the time of the first Compliance Institute he had moved to London and was leading a small firm’s multimedia practice. Notably by the 1990s privacy, which Robert specializes in, was already becoming a concern. As he shares in the podcast, with the birth of the web, more data was collected and increased focus was being paid to the ethical side and the need to be careful with what was fast becoming the new oil. His advice when it comes to data; don’t think about a privacy compliance program. Think about a compliance program and how data protection and privacy fit in. Listen in to learn more about his fascinating career, the evolution of compliance, and what he sees as a C-suite future for privacy officers. And plan on joining us for the 2021 Compliance Institute.

In Episode 17 of Driven by Data: The Podcast, Kyle Winterbottom is joined by Robert Bond, Senior Counsel at Bristows Law, where they discuss what really happens when Privacy, Compliance and Ethics issues arise within an organisation. Robert is not our atypical guest, but with over 20 years of experience in working within Data Protection law, Robert is able to give us some truly unique insights into the consequences of getting this wrong. This includes: How being kept awake by his next-door neighbour at 3am resulted in his career to date How companies have been collecting data since the early 80's The importance of being able to articulate to your customers what the value exchange is of having their data Why recent breaches have made the public more aware of the value of their data How the sum of the fine doesn’t come close to the damage to brand and reputation Why the “I Accept” button is built on lies That a single notice on your website won’t suffice Why you don’t necessarily require consent to legally collect and use peoples data Why your data in the public domain (social media) is fair game The impacts your data estate can have on investment Real-life examples of the common mistakes and the consequences they caused How to translate compliance into ROI Why there will be increasingly more focus on governance and ethics over the next 5 years

In this episode I sit down with Charlotte Erskine, Diversity and Inclusion Manager and Mental Health First Aider at Bristows, to discuss progress and the work to be done in the D&I space, access to the legal industry during Covid-19 and the importance of mental health support in law. You can connect with: Charlotte at https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlotte-erskine Bristows at https://www.bristows.com/ Bristows Trainee Recruitment at https://www.bristows.com/careers/trainees/

Post By: Adam Turteltaub NOTE: This podcast was recorded prior to the conversion of the Compliance & Ethics Institute to a virtual program. Some of the sessions and their tracks may have changed.  Be sure to visit the website to see the latest agenda. Staying on top of what’s new in data privacy is tough. As Robert Bond, Partner and Notary Public at the UK-based law firm Bristows explains, over 100 countries have drafted or implemented new data privacy laws in 2019. To help sort it out Robert sits down with us for this podcast and also shares what attendees to the 2020 Compliance & Ethics Institute will find at the Privacy & Data Security track. It will cover everything from privacy 101 to emerging laws and regulations, as well as deeper dives into CCPA, data security and cyber risks. Sessions include: Our Brave New World: International Privacy and Data Security Challenges for US Based Organizations California Consumer Privacy Act Enforcement Update Learn More from your Data While Improving Data Security Keeping up with what’s new is essential in this fast-evolving compliance risk area. As Robert explains, the European Commission in June issued a new report on the effectiveness of GDPR and identified the need to improve the exercise of data subject rights. It also called for greater cross-border regulatory cooperation and enforcement. He also notes that data security practices need to evolve to meet the new business reality, with so many people no longer in the office but working from home. Suddenly, documents that were kept securely on a corporate server may be duplicated in laptops and in printed files, making it difficult to account for and safeguard them. Listen in to learn more about what’s happening in privacy compliance and what to expect at the 2020 Compliance & Ethics Institute.

Episode 20 - Interview with BristowsWelcome to the twentieth episode of the Panachecast, Panache Software's round-up and analysis of the latest LegalTech news and events.This week we were very pleased to welcome Chris Holder and Vikram Khurana from Bristows LLP to the show to talk about how AI is sometimes misrepresented and how companies can cut through some of the buzz words when they are looking at procuring new software solutions and how those solutions may be used. We also discuss machine learning and how organisations can make use of the large quantities of data they are now generating.Support us at http://www.patreon.com/panachesoftwareSubscribe to the Podcast version at http://www.buzzsprout.com/264387Also available via the Apple Podcast app, spotify, tunein, stitcher and other podcast providers.Contact us at panachecast@panachesoftware.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/panachesoftware)

This podcast examples the opportunities and obstacles in setting up a Brussels office and requalifying into the Brussels Bar, Dutch language section.Speakers include Peter Callens, president of the Brussels Bar, Dutch language section, Dr Helena Raulus, head of the Law Society Brussels office, and Stephen Smith, competition partner at Bristows and member of our Competition Advisory Committee who requalified into the Brussels Bar.

In 2017, Edel Harris became the first woman to be named EY Scotland Entrepreneur of the Year. What arguably made that an even greater achievement was that she is CEO of a third sector organisation – the Aberdeen-based health and social care charity Cornerstone. Edel is a strong and charismatic leader, but also down-to-earth, which helps her carry people through times of significant change. She began her career as a police officer, left to start a family and then worked her way up to CEO status after returning to work at admin level and gaining a first-class honours degree through the Open University. From an Irish background but brought up in England, she has since been adopted by Scotland, is a director of the Scottish Council for Development and Industry, and is big fan of Aberdeen Football Club. Edel was interviewed in front of a live Scottish Business Network audience, at the London HQ of Bristows LLP, by Fraser Allen of White Light Media. The interview took place at the offices of Bristows, on Victoria Embankment, and I began by asking Edel where she grew up

In the latest episode of the Privacy Sigma Riders podcast, Christopher Millard, professor of privacy and information law at Queen Mary University in London and senior counsel to the law firm Bristows, provides insight into some of the data challenges and privacy shortcomings of the GDPR.

In this week's episode, the Bristows discuss week 15 of Becca's pregnancy. They chat baby stats, Becca's mental breakdown turned fun day out, and also an embarrassing #reallife moment that happened mid-breakdown. They also discuss Becca's symptoms and their first appointment with the new midwives at The Birth Center, where Becca learned what type of candidates her boobs are for breastfeeding.

How many spies does it take to catch a terrorist?  Find out, in an all new episode of Syndicated, where we discuss the back half of Alias, season 1.  We'll talk about Bristows and Vaughns, NotParkmans and Sloanes until the cow comes home. Andy, Luke and Nathan wrap up the Alias conversation, spoil the hell out of the rest of the series, and then discuss what's next; Twin Peaks. Send us email at syndicatedpodcast@gmail.com, and tweet at us @SyndicatedPod. We love to hear from you!  Yes, even you.

How many spies does it take to catch a terrorist?  Find out, in an all new episode of Syndicated, where we discuss the back half of Alias, season 1.  We'll talk about Bristows and Vaughns, NotParkmans and Sloanes until the cow comes home. Andy, Luke and Nathan wrap up the Alias conversation, spoil the hell out of the rest of the series, and then discuss what's next; Twin Peaks. Send us email at syndicatedpodcast@gmail.com, and tweet at us @SyndicatedPod. We love to hear from you!  Yes, even you.