Taylor Wessing
The Disputes Reimagined podcast
Discussing what businesses need to do now to prepare for the disputes of tomorrow.
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21. Apr 2026
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Episode 3 – Managing the rise of legal activism 21.04.2026 24:54
In the third episode of our Disputes Reimagined podcast, Partner Katie Chandler is joined by Winston & Strawn Partner Troy Yoshino, 4 Pump Court Barrister Rebecca Keating, and Lawyer at ClientEarth Alex Cooper, to discuss how rising activism is reshaping corporate strategy and driving climate-related disputes internationally.
Episode 2 – The risks and regulation of the healthcare delivery revolution 05.03.2026 31:30
In the second episode of our Disputes Reimagined podcast, Barrister Jacob Turner joins Partners Alison Dennis, Katie Chandler, and Emma Allen to discuss how advances in healthcare technology are introducing new risks for businesses. Advances in AI, robotics, and software platforms for managing healthcare are revolutionising how healthcare is delivered. But what happens when things go wrong? Where...
Episode 1 – Preparing for protectionism 28.01.2026 23:29
In the first episode of our Disputes Reimagined podcast, Parham Kouchikali is joined by Elizabeth Montpetit and David Wilson to discuss how rising protectionism might impact businesses and change the international legal landscape.
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