State of the Market: Climate Change Regulation | Chambers Global Practice Guides

State of the Market: Fashion Law | Chambers Global Practice Guides

In this Chambers State of the Market podcast, Isabel Herring of Veirano Advogados discusses Brazil’s fast-growing fashion law market, explaining how the practice has expanded beyond IP and counterfeiting to cover ESG, labour, consumer protection, data privacy, influencer partnerships and AI. She also flags Brazil’s digital-first fashion economy, warning brands to engage early in their trade mark planning and consider issues around greenwashing, online reputation management and evolving digital regulation.

State of the Market: Venture Capital | Chambers Global Practice Guides

Florian Späth, partner at Sullivan & Cromwell in Frankfurt, brings deep private and public M&A expertise to venture capital and sponsor-led deals. He unpacks today’s shift to investor-friendly protections, explaining when terms like liquidation preferences, anti-dilution and drag rights matter most and how to future-proof term sheets through realistic downside modelling. Späth also flags legal fault lines in bridge rounds and secondaries, and guides clients through jurisdictional structuring, merger control and FDI risks, and evolving exit routes.

State of the Market: Cartels | Chambers Global Practice Guides

In this podcast, Mark Rosman, partner at Proskauer, discusses the state of the market regarding cartels. Mark is ranked Band 1 in Chambers Global and USA for Antitrust: Cartel, and is the contributing editor for the Chambers Cartels 2025 Global Practice Guide. He has over 30 years of experience as an antitrust litigator, and focuses on cartel defence.

State of the Market: Climate Change Regulation | Chambers Global Practice Guides

In this edition of the Chambers State of the Market podcast series, Olivia Rumble, director of Climate Legal, a boutique legal consultancy based in South Africa, provides fantastic insight into climate change regulation from an international standpoint. She compares perspectives, considering the points of view of developing countries versus those of developed nations. Topics discussed include regulatory considerations, AI with respect to climate change, agriculture, the Paris Agreement and its degree of effectiveness, the carbon markets, and other thoughts.

State of the Market: Commercial Contracts | Chambers Global Practice Guides

Ulf Wauschkuhn, contributing editor to the Chambers Commercial Contracts Global Practice Guide and partner at Baker McKenzie, examines the impact of geopolitical tensions, regulatory developments and supply chain disruption on contract negotiations. He highlights trends in technology regulation and AI as well as the growing use of arbitration, noting that liability caps and force majeure provisions have become critical in an increasingly regulated and protectionist environment.