The Linklaters Podcast

Episode 4: Sustainability Due Diligence & Supply Chain Risk Management: How Technological Solutions Can Help In this podcast, James Marlow and Jinal Surti, co-founder and CEO at Epoch, discuss the role of technological solutions in helping companies navigate the increasingly complex sustainability due diligence and supply chain risk management regimes.

Episode 3: Sustainability Due Diligence & Supply Chain Risk Management: Are You Ready for the EU Deforestation Regulation? In this podcast, Guillaume Croisant, Pierre-Noe Milcamps and James Marlow provide a recap of the EUDR including key deadlines and core obligations - as well as practical aspects such as common shortcomings from regulatory dry runs, expectations from the competent authorities, and practical steps to building inspection-ready diligence systems.

Episode 27: Lights, camera, action! // Business Skills Speakers: Lila Vialat, Ian Rodwell and Endy McKay What can actors teach us about presenting with impact? In this episode, we talk to Endy McKay - actor, writer, director and specialist coach for Guildhall Ignite - about the lessons presenters can learn from performers. From managing nerves, using your presence and body language intentionally to making the most of those all-important first few seconds, Endy shares practical insights for unleashing your inner performer, whether you are on stage, on screen or on Teams. It is a lively conversation about finding your feet, creating connection and handling the unexpected when things don’t always go to plan. Watch the video podcast here. To listen to more episodes, click here.

Episode 2: Sustainability Due Diligence & Supply Chain Risk Management: The Litigation Drivers In this podcast, James Marlow, Guillaume Croisant and Sarah Martin discuss what is driving the rise in litigation exposure, litigation and liability in practice and what businesses should be doing (at a high-level).

Episode 1: Sustainability Due Diligence & Supply Chain Risk Management: The Regulatory Landscape In this podcast, James Marlow and Guillaume Croisant discuss how we got here, the regulatory picture today and some key takeaways for understanding the complex landscape.

Episode Eight: Non-financial misconduct – practical implications of the FCA’s latest guidance In this episode, Nick Marshall and Alison Wilson discuss the latest rules and guidance changes and draw out what is changing and the key practical implications for firms. To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our website.

Episode Seven: Third party harassment In this episode, Nick Marshall and Laurie Ollivent discuss the new employer liability for third-party harassment which comes into force in October 2026, including the steps businesses should be taking now to prepare. To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our website.

Episode Six: Workplace monitoring In this episode, Sinead Casey, Greg Palmer, and Leanne Raven discuss the evolving role of workplace monitoring technologies, the potential pitfalls for employers and practical tips to mitigate risk. To listen to all episodes in this series, visit our website.

Episode 44: Payments Monthly Olivia Murphy, Megan Gosling & Simon Treacy The OpenAI-Hugging Face incident, which we discussed in our previous payments podcast, shows how AI agents can act in unexpected ways. In this episode, Olivia Murphy, Megan Gosling and Simon Treacy apply this to agentic payments and consider the implications for authorisation, authentication and liability. Listen to all episodes on our Payments podcast webpage.

Episode 43: Payments Monthly Richard Hay, Peter Church, Olivia Murphy & Megan Gosling The recent incident in which an OpenAI agent hacked Hugging Face reveals both the capability of frontier AI models and the limitations of guardrails and sandboxes to contain AI agents. In this podcast episode Peter Church explains what happened and Richard Hay and Olivia Murphy consider the implications for agentic commerce. Listen to all episodes on our Payments podcast webpage.