I spoke to my old friend Ibrahim Hasan recently for his new Act Now Training New Guardians of Data Podcast.
It was good to talk about my route into the information rights practice law and my current role, but the conversation ranges widely, and goes into: what sort of work a non-lawyer like me gets involved in at a law firm; whether young professionals need to or should qualify as solicitors in order to develop a career in information law; some of the specialisms and the history of Mishcon de Reya LLP; and developments of data protection in the age of AI.
Ibrahim is a great interviewer. I hate listening to myself, but I do feel quite strongly about some of the things we discuss, and some of it might be useful to those seeking a career in the field.
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