The Legal Community Speaks: The ELI podcast recorded at the ELI Annual Conference in Vienna

Corporate Criminal Liability, Directors & the Limits of Punishment Guest: Andreas Pollak, the only Austrian lawyer who has gained experience as public prosecutor at the Central Public Prosecutor's Office for Combatting Economic Crime and Corruption (comparable to the British Serious Fraud Office) Recorded at the European Law Institute Annual Conference, University of Vienna How should companie...

Episode 4 | The Legal Community Speaks Adil Najam, President of WWF International and Founding Dean of Boston University’s Pardee School of Global Studies He is a professor of International Relations and Earth and Environment at Boston University and is known for his work on international environmental policy, sustainable development, and climate change Hosts: Peter Leonard BL and Mark Totten...

European Law Institute Podcast (Episode: Michael Strauss, EBRD) In this special episode of The Legal Community Speaks – The ELI Podcast , recorded at the European Law Institute Annual Conference at the University of Vienna, hosts Peter Leonard BL and Mark Tottenham BL speak with Michael Strauss, General Counsel of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). Strauss, whose career i...

Law, Legitimacy and the Limits of the Courts — Georg Kodek, President of the Supreme Court of Austria In this episode #2 of The Legal Community Speaks , hosts Mark Tottenham and Peter Leonard are joined by Georg Kodek , President of the Supreme Court of Austria and one of Europe’s most respected judicial figures. In a wide-ranging and deeply reflective conversation recorded at the European Law Ins...

Episode 1 – The Legal Community Speaks: Gratitude, Responsibility, and Imagination featuring Prof. Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballel “We see democracies in question. We see abuse of power. We see the war prevailing over dialogue — and yet, our responsibility as jurists is dissatisfaction, never frustration. Because frustration risks inactivity.” That’s how Prof. Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ba...