Speaking 

I'm often invited to discuss AI, IP, and other aspects of media law with audiences across the UK, Europe, and the U.S. in settings ranging from radio interviews, film festivals, industry conferences, university lecture halls, and boardrooms. But before we talk about contracts, rights, and regulations, we should try to be upfront about what it is we fear, and what it is we’re trying to protect. 

Because every day, internet platforms, social media networks, and AI algorithms are learning more and more about what we value, pay attention to, and desire. And as an independent solicitor, I don’t need to follow a pre-approved script — I just shine a light on what matters, and try to translate the legalese into something a little more human.

“It’s refreshing to listen to a lawyer talk like an actual human I can totally relate to.”

— Alba Mora Roca
Executive Producer

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On the record…

Rights, Consent & Power

  • Transparency, labelling, and audience trust

  • How contracts can protect (or expose) your likness and work

  • Practical sessions for freelancers, execs, and students

Identity, Likeness & the Law

  • Deepfakes, digital replicas, and voice cloning — the legal and human stakes

  • How performers, influencers and other public figures can protect their image

  • Identity, privacy, publicity, and the grey zones in between

Creativity & Copyright

  • Who owns what when content is created or modified by AI

  • Training data, synthetic media and the limits of copyright law

  • How AI impacts authorship, attribution, and creativity

Regulation & What Comes Next

  • The EU AI Act, Online Safety Act, and what it means in practice

  • Disinformation, synthetic media, and platform accountability

  • Why the law is always catching up — and what to do in the meantime

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