SCL’s Tech Law Essentials Programme - Module one
Hausfeld is happy to host the relaunch of SCL’s Tech Law Essentials Programme which is kicking off on 8 March 2023 in hybrid fashion.
This first module includes two sessions reflecting on the most recent challenges and concerns arising in technology law and practise and its interaction with competition law.Tech and abuse of dominance
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.
In this session Luke Streatfeild and Kio Gwilliam from Hausfeld will:
- take a close look at the law of abuse of dominance, which places special responsibilities on companies with market power
- review how this relates to Big Tech’s business model
- provide a practical introduction to how competition law can be used to solve business problems and maintain a level playing field in fast moving markets.
Tech, digital assets and NFT: from cutting edge to mainstream
36 Stone Barrister Rachael Muldoon will discuss:
- 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
Practical information
This hybrid conference takes place at Hausfeld’s offices at 12 Gough Square, London EC4A 3DW on 8 March 2023.
4.00 pm - Registration and welcome
4.30 pm - Programme commences
6.30 pm - Drinks and networking
In-person attendance is possible for a limited number of places; others will be able to attend online.
