The Hearing – A Legal Podcast EP. 51 – COVID-19: the economic implications for lawyers and law firms
May 4, 2020
24:20
THE CROSS-EXAMINATION – Welcome to our first "The Cross-Examination" episode of The Hearing! We're taking big issues and examining them through a legal lens. And where else to start but with COVID-19?
Becky Annison, a commercial lawyer and Practical Law Senior Editor, talks to an economist, insolvency practitioner and business leader to look at how COVID-19 is impacting the legal and business landscape, and its future implications.
You'd be forgiven for thinking we've transported to a pre-corona Friday night drink with friends – there's an unlikely link to non-lawyer Natalie Portman as we discuss Black Swans, a trip to the pub and good old-fashioned football chat.
We hope you enjoy this episode. Please let us know your thoughts!
Contributors:
- Stephen Allinson, Chairman of the Board, The Insolvency Service
- Lucinda Case, Head of Legal Professionals Europe, Thomson Reuters
- Alexis Crow, Global Head of Geopolitical Investing Practice, PwC
For more information to help support you and your business, visit the Thomson Reuters COVID-19 resource centre: https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/resources/covid-19.html
Becky Annison, a commercial lawyer and Practical Law Senior Editor, talks to an economist, insolvency practitioner and business leader to look at how COVID-19 is impacting the legal and business landscape, and its future implications.
You'd be forgiven for thinking we've transported to a pre-corona Friday night drink with friends – there's an unlikely link to non-lawyer Natalie Portman as we discuss Black Swans, a trip to the pub and good old-fashioned football chat.
We hope you enjoy this episode. Please let us know your thoughts!
Contributors:
- Stephen Allinson, Chairman of the Board, The Insolvency Service
- Lucinda Case, Head of Legal Professionals Europe, Thomson Reuters
- Alexis Crow, Global Head of Geopolitical Investing Practice, PwC
For more information to help support you and your business, visit the Thomson Reuters COVID-19 resource centre: https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en/resources/covid-19.html