Law Out Loud

06/07/2022

Law Out Loud is back under new management!

After a great first season of our legal podcast, we are now looking for new episode ideas for the upcoming season starting September 2022.
We need your help to ensure our episodes are relevant to you and our listeners, by sending us your ideas!

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11/12/2020

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Law Out Loud Series 1 Episode 4 is deze week uitgebracht. “Eva en Louis: Economische inzichten over particuliere arbitrage en collectieve schikkingen”. Beluister deze via https://linktr.ee/law.out.loud

Evangelia Nissioti, die promoveert aan zowel de Erasmus School of Law als het Hamburg Institute for Law and Economics, bespreekt samen met professor Louis Visscher van het Rotterdam Institute for Law and Economics nieuwe vormen van geschillenbeslechting.

Het verzekeren van toegang tot de rechter kan kostbaar zijn voor samenlevingen, maar zonder adequate toegang tot de rechter kunnen de stimulerende effecten van de wet worden verzwakt. Kunnen gelijkheid en efficiëntie tegelijkertijd worden bereikt door onze benadering van procesvoering te veranderen? En kan dit deels worden ondersteund door de beschikbaarheid van online platforms?

01/12/2020

Law Out Loud Series 1 Episode 4 has been released this week. “Eva and Louis: Economic Insights on Private Adjudication and Collective Settlement.”

Listen here: https://linktr.ee/law.out.loud

Eva Nissioti, who writes her PhD at both the Erasmus School of Law and the Hamburg Institute for Law and Economics, as part of the European Doctorate in Law and Economics programme, is joined by Professor Louis Visscher from the Rotterdam Institute for Law and Economics, to discuss new forms of .

Ensuring access to justice may be costly for societies, yet without adequate access to justice the incentive effects of law may be weakened. Can equity and efficiency be achieved at once by changing our approach to litigation? And can this be supported, in part, by the availability of online platforms?

Host: Liam Matthew
Junior: Eva Nissioti
Senior: Louis Visscher

Law Out Loud is funded by the Erasmus Graduate School of Law, and each episode is produced and edited by EGSL PhD researchers: Liam Wells, Josje de Vogel, Sophia Paulini and Z**i Anton.

30/10/2020

PhD-onderzoeker Mathijs Giltjes daagt financiële reguleringsdeskundige Piebe Teeboom uit over verschillende kwesties met betrekking tot hoogfrequente handel op financiële markten.

27/10/2020

Episode 3 of Law Out Loud is out now: “Mathijs and Piebe: High Frequency Trading in Financial Markets”.

EGSL PhD researcher Mathijs Giltjes challenges expert and advocate Piebe Teeboom – Secretary General of FIA European Principal Traders Association - on several issues relating to high frequency trading in financial markets. What is high frequency trading and what role does it play in modern financial markets? Can high frequency trading increase risks for market manipulation or insider dealing in some cases?

The discussion in the episode touches upon both the benefits and risks posed by high frequency trading. This practice, made possible by algorithmic trading technology, is argued to provide liquidity to markets where that is sorely needed, and to cut transaction costs, increasing efficiency. On the other hand, some have expressed concern that firms engaged in high frequency trading may profit from market volatility - including during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020. Whilst some traders find they have an edge due to the adoption of new technologies, others feel they are left behind. The question arises whether those at the front of the technology race should be restrained by law. Is further regulation needed? In episode three of Law Out Loud, Mathijs challenges Piebe on various tricky aspects related to high frequency trading and is met with some well-argued responses.

Host: Liam Wells
Junior: Mathijs Giltjes
Senior: Piebe Teeboom

Law Out Loud is funded by the Erasmus Graduate School of Law, and each episode is produced and edited by EGSL PhD researchers: Liam Wells, Josje de Vogel, Sophia Paulini and Georgia Antonopoulou.

20/10/2020

Yesterday we recorded episode 4: "Eva and Louis: Economic Insights on Private Adjudication and Dispute Resolution."

Eva Nissioti, researcher at the Erasmus Graduate School of Law and University of Hamburg Institute for Law and Economics (EDLE programme) was joined by the Erasmus School of Law's Professor Louis Visscher, to discuss novel forms of facilitated by

Fittingly this episode was recorded online! With Eva in Hamburg and Louis and our host Liam Matthew in Rotterdam.

The episode will be released on Spotify and other platforms in November.

Episode 3 on "High Frequency Trading in Financial Markets" will be released next Tuesday. Follow this link to listen next week:

https://linktr.ee/law.out.loud

09/10/2020

06/10/2020

Episode 2 is now available on Spotify: Tita and Xandra “Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts.”
Erasmus Graduate School of Law PhD researcher Priskila Penasthika and Professor Xandra Kramer discuss and the case of .
Globalisation has brought a huge increase to cross border trade in recent decades, and Priskila (better known by her nickname ‘Tita’) sets out the significance of ‘choice of law’ when undertaking cross border transactions. Xandra and Tita then go on to consider various instruments of private international law, such as the Rome I and II regulations of the European Union, the Mexico Convention applying to Latin America, and the 2015 Hague Principles on Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts. There have been difficulties fostering universal uptake of these instruments, and Tita explains her PhD research project which involves identifying reasons why some courts reject a choice of foreign law. She and Xandra then discuss the case of Indonesia, its aspirations to become the world’s 5th largest economy, and changes which may need to be made to its rules governing choice of law if it is to achieve that goal.
Host: Liam Wells
Junior: Priskila Penasthika
Senior: Xandra Kramer
Law Out Loud is funded by the Erasmus Graduate School of Law, and each episode is produced and edited by EGSL PhD researchers: Liam Wells, Josje de Vogel, Sophia Paulini and Georgia Antonopoulou.

21/09/2020

The news story ook in het Nederlands verkrijgbaar 😃🎙🇳🇱

PhD-onderzoeker Josje de Vogel bespreekt haar onderzoek en de juridische uitdagingen van de circulaire economie met universitair docent Johan Vannerom in de podcast ‘Law Out Loud'.

26/08/2020

Yesterday (at a safe distance from each other) we recorded episode 2 of Law Out Loud: "Tita and Xandra: Choice of Law in International Commercial Contracts"... Thankyou to Priskila Penasthika and Professor Xandra Kramer for lending us their expertise on private international law!
The episode will be released in early September. Take a look at our Spotify channel here: https://lnkd.in/dVfPCz4 where you will already find our pilot episode (1) from Josje and Johan.

Josje de Vogel Liam Matthew

06/07/2020

Episode One is out now on Spotify!

In this first episode PhD Researcher Josje de Vogel and Assistant Professor Johan Vannerom discuss the new, and , phenomenon of private lease models in the mobility sector. Is there an issue of equivalence between consumers in the protections they receive from the law? Does the law favour users of one business model over users of another? Josje and Johan discuss the transition from a linear economy to a and whether this will bring about a disruption to the market which may impact the private law framework. For instance, are private lease contracts sale or services contracts? And how should they be regulated so that consumer protections are not circumvented?

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6cSzrhXJKgIR8qXwGSlS9R?si=7sQI07OjRqShnr0A-DhXSQ

Host: Liam Wells

Producers: Josje de Vogel, Georgia Antonopoulou, Sophia Paulini & Liam Wells

Listen to this episode from Law Out Loud on Spotify. The topics in the series cover legal responses to new social, economic and technological developments. These range from consumer protection under new business models, to the rise of high frequency trading in the stock market, and the use of online...

05/07/2020

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