Host: Robert Griffiths

Presenters: Jens von der Thuesen, Pietro Boccaccini, Bernhard Koeck

More than four years have passed since the introduction of the General Data
Protection Regulation (GDPR). The GDPR also introduced a basis for affected persons to claim compensation for material/immaterial damage for data protection violations. Our panel from Germany, United Kingdom, Italy and Austria will look at how courts within Europe have been dealing with the new rules and damage claims. Could there be potential for mass claims and/or class actions? We’ll discuss:

• Legal basics of compensation claims relating to data protection law violations.   
• Developments in legal services markets: mass claim service providers at the gates?      
• How courts in Germany, UK, Italy and Austria deal with respective damages claims, especially the potential of mass claims/class actions in this context.      
• Corporate defense options against potential mass actions.
  

Learn more about the newest developments - potential threats as well as defence possibilities.

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Host: Alex Woolgar

Presenters: Anthony Coleman, Natalia Muska, guest speaker - Huw Thomas of Carbon 13

It is widely believed that innovation offers promising solutions to the paradox of improving quality of life for a growing global population, while moving to eliminate unsustainable consumption. Energy efficiency and renewable solutions can help to avert the climate emergency; new agricultural methods can feed a growing population from increasingly depleted land; hyper-personalisation can meet individual needs while reducing resource consumption  and waste. How can businesses position themselves to contribute towards this innovation and maximise the benefits of doing so? We’ll discuss:

• The role that IP can play in promoting a sustainable future. 
• Some of the key IP challenges and opportunities for companies developing sustainable solutions. 
• How to balance business imperatives with providing environmental and social benefits to wider society.
• What an optimal future-facing IP strategy may look like. 

Learn more about this developing area.

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Host: Eduardo Villellas

Presenters: Robert Griffiths, Patrycja Bolimowska, Mihnea Galgotiu-Sararu, Víctor Manuel Avila, Silvia García, Paolo Terrile, Erlind Kodhelaj

The rise of class actions and mass litigation has been evident in recent years. The regulation of this kind of litigation and the way it is handled in each jurisdiction is different. During the webcast Deloitte Dispute Resolution experts will explain the current status of this kind of litigation in their jurisdictions. This webcast will be of particular interest to legal counsels and in-house lawyers whose companies are present in several jurisdictions. How can your organisation manage disputes in the most efficient and effective way? We’ll cover the following countries, amongst others:

• UK
• Poland
• Romania
• Mexico
• Spain
• Italy
• Albania
  

Keep up to date with developments in your area.

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Host: Laura Askew

Presenters: Tom Collas, Paolo Terrile

When navigating a dispute, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes can be used in order to encourage the parties to reach a settlement. ADR can lead to a quicker resolution and reduced costs, so ADR will be a key consideration when determining overall strategy. During this webcast, our experts will be examining the ADR landscape in England, Belgium and Italy. What does your organisation need to know to keep up to speed? We’ll discuss:

• Key features of ADR in each jurisdiction (including negotiation, early neutral evaluation, expert determination and mediation).
• Any recent developments and anticipated changes going forward.

 Learn more about the ADR landscape across these jurisdictions.

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Host: Ivana Azzolini

Presenters: Rebecca Butler, Fernando Bazan, Adam Tomiak of EBG Law

We often think of climate and environmental impact first when considering ESG goals. But social issues are often top of mind. A strong ESG proposition can help companies attract and retain quality employees, enhance employee engagement and experience and increase productivity overall, yet there can be a divide between compliance with regulation and meeting internal goals. Our experts will discuss local trends and developing  labour laws  in  Italy, LATAM, Spain, UK, and US. What employment law and HR issues can arise? We’ll discuss:

• What’s hot: The main guidelines for a sustainable workforce management from a labour law perspective. 
• How to do it: Developing strategies and tools for sustainable HR management of legal and business requirements. 
• Coming soon: The all-around approach to ESG in HR management.

Learn more about the current ESG landscape across these jurisdictions.

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