Description
Luke Streatfeild, Partner, Hausfeld LLP
Kio Gwilliam, Senior Associate, Hausfeld LLP
Racheal Muldoon, Barrister, Maitland Chambers.
Big Tech dominates our headlines, and increasingly dominates the business landscape. The market power of the tech giants is felt in many sectors – finance, healthcare, leisure, and beyond – and is a fitting subject for this year’s SCL T2 zeitgeist session.
In this seminar two hot topics were covered. Speaker’s started with a practical introduction to the law of abuse of dominance – which places special responsibilities on companies with market power – and looked at how competition law can be used to maintain a level playing field in fast moving markets.
This session covered:
- Digital assets as an asset class
- NFT & use cases
- Growth areas and crossover into more mainstream practice:
- IP disputes
- Insolvency
- Software protocols
- Consumer rights
- NFT Drops, legal documentation and processes
- Corporate governance
- Metaverse licensing
About the speakers:
Luke Streatfeild, Partner, Hausfeld LLP
Luke is a litigator specialising in business to business competition claims, and more recently in collective proceedings for abuse of dominance, with a focus on tech. Luke is Chair of the SCL Competition and Technology Group.
Kio Gwilliam, Senior Associate, Hausfeld LLP
Kio is a litigator specialising in tech claims, in particular abuse of dominance claims on behalf of businesses and consumers.
Racheal Muldoon, Barrister, Maitland Chambers
Rachael’s practice is on the leading edge in the digital assets, crypto and NFT space and has a unique insight in to what will become more mainstream for lawyers in these areas. Racheal is instructed by some of the leading companies and in some of the leading cases including the current FTX case.
SCL Tech Law Essentials: The Next Generation – Serious Content for Serious Times
Find out more about SCL T2, including forthcoming modules and the discounts available for block bookings here
Administration notes:
This training session is the first Module brought to you from the all-new SCL Tech Law Essentials Programme (T2).
T2: Pricing and Packages
Per Module:
SCL Members: Just £100 plus VAT (£120)
Non-SCL Members: £200 plus VAT (£240)
The cost of annual membership of SCL is just £165 and entitles those taking this programme to attend at the member rate.
Find out more about SCL T2, including forthcoming modules and the discounts available for block bookings here