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Legal English Innovation SAS

Legal English Innovation SAS

Written by: Eric Froiland
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Level up your legal English with Legal English Innovation, the podcast dedicated to helping you master the language of law. Whether you're a second language learner navigating legal complexities, a seasoned lawyer aiming for precision, a driven law student seeking an edge, or a judge refining your interpretation skills, this show provides the tools and insights you need to succeed.

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  • Data Privacy in Legal Enlgish
    Nov 10 2025

    The Modern Privacy Landscape: An Overview for Senior Leadership

    In today's interconnected global economy, data privacy has evolved from a niche compliance concern into a fundamental pillar of corporate strategy, brand reputation, and consumer trust. For senior decision-makers, navigating this complex domain is no longer optional; it is a critical leadership function with direct implications for financial stability and market standing. This summary distills the core principles, landmark regulations, and pivotal incidents that define the current data privacy and compliance landscape, framing it not merely as a legal obligation but as a strategic imperative.

    At the heart of this landscape is the inherent conflict between the rapid advancement of technology and the individual's fundamental right to privacy. This evolution from protecting physical spaces to safeguarding digital identities has fundamentally shifted corporate liability, moving risk from the physical to the informational realm. To fully grasp the weight of modern compliance mandates, it is essential to first understand the historical progression of privacy from an abstract ideal to an enforceable legal right.


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    35 mins
  • Private Contracts vs Public Policy - ADR
    Oct 22 2025

    The sources provide an extensive overview of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), defining the concept, outlining its historical institutionalization from ancient practices to modern international treaties, and detailing its core principle of Party Autonomy. The text compares and contrasts the primary methods of ADR, mediation and arbitration, explaining the roles of neutral parties and emphasizing the advantages (speed, cost, confidentiality) and disadvantages (limited appeal, reduced discovery). Furthermore, the document discusses key players and institutions in the field and uses two significant U.S. Supreme Court case studies, Mitsubishi Motors and Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis, to illustrate the enforceability of arbitration clauses in international and employment contexts, respectively. Finally, the text explores the distinction between domestic and international arbitration and the role of international organizations like UNCITRAL and UNIDROIT in harmonizing global commercial law.

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    12 mins
  • Who is who in ADR?
    Oct 22 2025

    - Presiding Arbitrator (or Chair): The neutral appointed to lead the arbitral panel,
    often holding procedural authority and the tie-breaking vote.
    - Arbitral Tribunal: The collective body of arbitrators (typically three) responsible
    for hearing the case and issuing the final award.
    - Party-Appointed Arbitrator: An arbitrator nominated directly by one of the
    disputing sides (who is still required to be impartial).
    - Institutional Counsel: Staff lawyers at an arbitral institution (like the ICC) who
    scrutinize the final award for formal errors before it is released.
    - Tribunal Secretary: A junior lawyer or assistant who manages the administrative
    and logistical tasks of the arbitral tribunal, under the Chair's direction.
    - Amicus Curiae: Literally "friend of the court," a non-party allowed to submit expert
    commentary on a legal or factual point.
    - Sole Arbitrator: A single neutral individual appointed to hear and decide a case,
    common in less complex disputes.

    - Claimant: Party starting arbitration.
    - Respondent: Party the claim is against.

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