0:40 Introduction 1:14 What is climate legal risk? 8:25 Where companies should focus their attention 11:38 Who has climate legal risk? 16:10 How do companies put processes in place to address risk? 24:28 What's the role of the general counsel in this? 26'05 How do you overcome board reluctance to address this fully? 30:19 How do companies behaviours need to change to address this risk?

Find out why AI has taken such a huge leap in capabilities; what kinds of tasks it can now perform, and what decisions in-house legal teams will have to make about how they structure and resource their operations.

Our global financial infrastructure was built to create national interdependency and avert future wars in Europe. We hear why it is time to use it to direct the world's financial firepower at tackling the climate emergency.

Businesses depend on solid, reliable property rights, but what if the right to property was less concrete than we all think? And how can we change the way we think about property and ownership to gain business advantage?

The COP26 meeting in Glasgow is described as ‘the last best chance’ to tackle the climate emergency. Will the world’s governments agree how to limit climate damage? What is the role of business? And how does it all work anyway?

The pandemic has been what psychologists are calling a 'global trauma', affecting many of us deeply. Employers face challenges as we return to face to face working, and must adapt to take account of people's experiences.

Smart contracts have the potential to deliver live, real-time business intelligence to companies and whole economies, helping transform legal functions into engines of strategic thought. But will it happen any time soon, or will adoption be slower than anticipated, like other elements of legal AI?

We all commonly misunderstand what numbers are telling us. Learn from the experts how to spot statistical sleight of hand and make the best use of data, 'the new oil'.

Economist Vicky Pryce discusses the long term economic impact of leaving the EU, while Brexit expert Clare Francis of Pinsent Masons and trade expert David Thorneloe examine companies' responses. Trade expert Anna Jerzewska fills us in on some of the practicalities of trade across a customs border.

All eyes have been trained on the life sciences industry as the world hopes for medical solutions to the Covid-19 pandemic. As pharmaceutical and medical device companies have collaborated at a speed and intensity never seen before, we ask if there are lessons that can be learned for how collaboration can work in more normal times.

Richard Foley of Pinsent Masons and Lisa MacCallum of Inspired Companies discuss how having a purpose changes a company and makes it more resilient when crisis hits.