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LSE's On The Case

LSE's On The Case

著者： LSESU Law Society Podcasting Team
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The official podcast of the LSESU Law Society, bringing you episodes on legal careers, law school, and other exciting topics of law.
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  • 38: How to Save the World: The Geopolitics of Energy Transition with Munir Hassan

    38: How to Save the World: The Geopolitics of Energy Transition with Munir Hassan
    2026/03/28
    In this episode, we host our esteemed guest, Munir Hassan, Partner and Head of Energy and Climate Change at CMS, as he shares his insights into the rapidly evolving clean energy sector. He discusses navigating complex commercial and regulatory landscapes, and reflects on his work across global markets including the UK, Europe, Asia, MENA, sub-Saharan Africa, and Latin America. Munir provides valuable expertise on M&A transactions, project financing, and disputes within the renewable energy space. In particular, the conversation explores carbon credits, the global shift toward clean energy, a project CMS has been working on, and how renewable energy fits into today’s political climate. While the episode was recorded last year, many of the themes discussed remain highly relevant. Students interested in climate change and renewable energy, especially law students considering a career in this field, will gain meaningful insights from this conversation.
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    37 分
  • 37: Institutional Blindspots: Why 55.6% of CEOs Lose Their Companies - Jonathan Bloom

    37: Institutional Blindspots: Why 55.6% of CEOs Lose Their Companies - Jonathan Bloom
    2026/02/01

    In this episode, Oliver Lipscombe hosts Jonathan Bloom - former law firm partner who became a founder, now Business Development Director at Perkins Coie London.

    We discuss institutional blindspots, what business schools don't teach about venture capital, and how to protect yourself as a founder or advisor.

    Jonathan's new book Blindspots launches February 11th - both a protection manual and survival story documenting the systematic patterns that destroy ventures.

    Pre-order at www.oraclehousepress.com
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    48 分
  • 36: From Silicon Valley to London: How Lawyers Help Startups Scale Globally

    36: From Silicon Valley to London: How Lawyers Help Startups Scale Globally
    2026/01/06

    “We’re running science experiments - some will fail, but the wins make up for everything.”

    That mindset captures the U.S. approach to startups and sets the tone for our next episode, dropping next week.

    In this episode, Anastasia hosts Daniel Glazer, founding partner of the London office of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, the Silicon Valley-headquartered law firm. Mr. Glazer advises UK and European tech and life sciences companies on raising capital in the US, UK, and Europe, and on expanding their businesses across the Atlantic.
    For LSE law students, the conversation breaks down what startup lawyers actually do, how cross-border deals work in practice, and the skills needed to succeed in high-growth environments.
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    39 分
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