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Episode 125 From Research to Practice: Applying Behavioural Science to Prevent Sexism and Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Karen Tindall Dr Karen Tindall, Principal Advisor at The Behavioural Insights Team, joins David to explore how organisations can apply behavioural science research to combat sexism and sexual harassment in the workplace. They discuss The Behavioural Insights Team's studies on advertising social norms to increase bystander action against these issues, providing practical strategies for fostering respectful and equitable work environments.

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Episode 124 Growth Spurts: Navigating the Complexities of Mature Markets Kate Marshall Join David as he sits down with Kate Marshall, Chief Legal Officer at Law Squared, to explore the intricacies of driving growth in mature markets. With decades of experience in strategic business growth, Kate provides expert insights into overcoming the challenges posed by established competitors, powerful buyers, and intense competition. Discover practical strategies to achieve scalable growth and maintain healthy margins in today’s competitive landscape.

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Episode 123 Brick by Brick: Unpacking Pafburn and its Effect on Proportionate Liability in NSW Keith Redenbach Keith Redenbach, Principal at Redenbach legal and a seasoned construction law expert, joins David to delve into the landmark Pafburn decision and its far-reaching implications for the construction industry in New South Wales. In this episode, Keith unpacks the complexities of the Court of Appeal's decision, and the potential ripple effects on developers, property owners, and legal practitioners.

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Episode 122 The Future of Finance: The Australian Treasury’s Proposal for Regulating Digital Asset Platforms Steven Pettigrove Steven Pettigrove, Partner of the Blockchain Group at Piper Alderman, joins David to discuss the Treasury's proposal for digital asset regulation in Australia. Steven explores the proposal with expert insights on the intricate landscape of cryptocurrency, and the importance of establishing a robust framework to navigate the complexities of digital asset management and ensure consumer protection.

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Episode 121 Balancing the Scales: Best Practices When Dealing With Self-Represented Litigants Chauntelle Ingenito Chauntelle Ingenito, barrister at Chalfont Chambers, joins David to discuss how practitioners can effectively engage with self-represented litigants. With a focus on enhancing efficiency in court proceedings, Chauntelle shares valuable insights on how to foster better outcomes for all parties involved.

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Episode 120 Navigating Road Accident Claims: Comparing NSW and Queensland Procedures Henry Garrett Henry Garrett, senior solicitor at Attwood Marshall, joins David to navigate the complexities of road accident claims in New South Wales and Queensland. They explore the unique procedures, recent legal changes, and the impact on compensation claims in each state, providing valuable insights for both practitioners and claimants.

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Episode 119 Regulating AI: Australia’s Interim Response Unpacked Raymond Sun Ray Sun, AKA techie_ray, lawyer and creator of the Global AI Regulation Tracker, joins David to dive into the Australian Government's Interim Response to the Safe and Responsible AI in Australia consultation paper, uncovering the latest insights into the future of AI regulation.

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Episode 118 Musk v Altman: Contracts, Estoppel and (Maybe) the Future of Humankind David Turner It’s not often you can say that the fate of humanity hangs on the outcome of a legal proceeding. It might sound absurd, but if you believe Elon Musk, the plaintiff in the latest lawsuit against OpenAI, then the outcome of his case might be just that important. David Turner and Jacob Malby hop into the recording room to work out what really is happening in this widely-publicised case.

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Episode 117 Solid Foundations: How To Start a Law Firm From Scratch James d'Apice Legal and social media extraordinaire James d'Apice joins David in the Curiosity Recording Room to discuss the intricacies of founding a law firm from his own recent experience with Gravamen. Touching on correcting common mistakes, the process, and the importance of being true to yourself.

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Episode 116 Democratic Revolution: Levelling the Access to Justice Field Using AI Dominic Woolrych Entrepreneur and CEO of Lawpath, Dominic Woolrych, joins David to talk about the democratising power of AI on access to justice. Touching on access to justice as a small business issue, using AI to scale legal services, and finding the right business model.

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Episode 115 Missing, Presumed Dead: The Case for Strong Circumstantial Evidence Mark Tedeschi Mark Tedeschi AM KC joins David in the Curiosity Recording Room to tie together circumstantial evidence, and the role of the prosecution, from his own experience as former NSW Senior Crown Prosecutor. Touching on the convictions of Bruce Burrell, his book "Missing, Presumed Dead", and No Body, No Parole laws.

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Episode 114 Nature Positive Business: Identifying and Managing Nature-related Risk Laura Waterford & Olivia Back Pollination's Laura Waterford and Olivia Back dial into Curiosity to talk through the joint memorandum of opinion on nature-related risks and directors' duties. Touching on the TNFD and disclosing and managing nature-related risk.

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