InterSectors: Legal perspectives on global business
InterSectors is a podcast by White & Case that brings together partners from different practices, industries, and jurisdictions to discuss complex topics shaping the global business landscape. Each episode offers legal perspectives on international business issues. The content is prepared for general information purposes and is not intended as comprehensive legal advice.
Episodes
Financing the Critical Minerals Race
As critical minerals become increasingly vital to energy transition, advanced technology and defense, capital is flowing along new geopolitical lines to strengthen supply chains and reduce concentration risk. In this episode, partners Rebecca Campbell, Gary Felthun and Jason Rocha examine the shifting investment landscape across the US, Africa and Latin America, including the role of government su
Making Nuclear Investable
As energy demand from AI, data centers and heavy industry surges, governments are pushing to quadruple global nuclear capacity by 2050. In this episode, partners Christina England-Livengood and Simon Stuttaford, and special advisor and nuclear practice lead Ximena Vásquez-Maignan explore how evolving technology, regulation and risk allocation, together with creative public-private partnerships, ar
The First 100 Days - IP policy through an “America first” lens
Charting the course for US innovation.
This episode features partners Mark Davies and Sapna Palla in a discussion about the new administration’s likely approach to IP law. Mark focuses on appellate litigation for technology companies. Sapna handles all types of litigation for clients in the life sciences sector. Topics covered in this episode include developments at the US Patent and Trademark Off
The First 100 Days - A boost for foreign investment in the US?
Some, but not all, investors may face a friendlier climate.
This episode features partners Farhad Jalinous and Caitlin Powell Gimpel in a discussion about the possible start of a new, friendlier climate for foreign companies looking to do deals in the US. Farhad helps foreign companies get approval from the US government for inbound investments into the US, and also to get the security clearances
The First 100 Days - Energy and minerals: The push for US independence
How “America First” policies may impact mineral and hydrocarbon supply chains.
In this episode, partners Rebecca Campbell and Jay Cuclis consider how the administration’s “America First” policies, articulated in executive orders, tariffs and other actions, may play out in the distinct cases of mineral supply chains and hydrocarbon supply chains. Rebecca co-leads the Firm's Mining & Metals indu
The First 100 Days - Sanctions and export controls: More of the same?
Economic tools advance US foreign policy and national security goals.
In this episode, trade partners Cristina Brayton-Lewis and David Lim discuss the Trump administration’s expected actions on economic sanctions and export controls. Cristina practices export control and economic sanctions law, with a focus on technology. David, who previously held multiple roles at the Department of Justice, repr
The First 100 Days - Energy transition in a changing regulatory landscape
Speed bumps on the road to a lower carbon future.
This episode features a conversation about the second Trump administration’s likely approach to the energy transition with M&A partner Hayden Baker and partner Taylor Pullins, who co-heads our Sustainability & Responsible Business practice. Topics covered include potential impacts on global companies, the move away from Biden’s “all of gove
The First 100 Days - The future of trade between the US and Latin America
Will tariffs help rewrite the rules of international trade?
This episode features a conversation on trade with partners Francisco de Rosenzweig and Greg Spak. Francisco, a trade and finance partner in Mexico City, was previously deputy minister for foreign trade of Mexico. Greg, who is based in Washington, DC, has been a partner in our global trade group since the birth of the World Trade Organiza
The First 100 Days - The fate of tax incentives for the energy transition
An exploration of Trump’s policy agenda and the hurdles it may face.
This episode features a conversation with White & Case tax partners Jeffrey Davis and Michael Sykes, who explore the fate of energy transition tax incentives under the new US administration. In his practice, Jeff advises on the development and financing of renewable energy projects and the energy transition. Michael's practic
Recommended
Conspiracy Files with Paige Carter
Bad Friends
Learn 50 English Phrases While You Sleep | Everyday English Phrases & Vocabulary
This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
Dateline NBC
Back to the 80s Radio
Crime Stories with Nancy Grace
Bible Tea
این نقطه
TED Business
Dark Night Tales with Brian King
Fantasy Flex
