Harry Lambert invited to speak at the ‘Neurotechnology in the workplace – Employment Law’ event

Harry Lambert will be speaking at the ‘Neurotechnology in the workplace – Employment Law’ event, on Thursday 26th June 2025.

Harry Lambert, the Founder and Head of Centre for Neurotechnology and Law and Cerebralink Neurotech Consultancy has been invited to speak at the ‘Neurotechnology in the workplace – Employment Law’ event taking place at Panagram on Thursday, 26th June 2025.

This event will highlight the crossroads of neurotechnology and employment law, how the law may apply to various scenarios involving neurotechnology in the workplace and whether the current framework, borne of an analogue age, may be ill equipped for the age of neurotechnology.

Harry Lambert will be giving a welcome note to the audience, followed by a discussion by Allan McCay of The Sydney Institute of Criminology, Liana Wood and Ryan Bradshaw of Leigh Day. Gene Matthews will Chair the event.

Agenda

5:45pm – 6:15pm Event Registration
6:15pm – 7:25pm Seminar
7:25pm – 8:10pm Q&A Session
8:10pm – 9:00pm Drinks, nibbles & networking

To Register for the event, click here.

Find out more

Harry Lambert specialises in the areas of product liability, medical tech, clinical negligence, personal injury, and human rights law. He is also renowned for his expertise in group litigation claims relating to these areas. A unique aspect to his legal practice, Harry has a particular interest in and a passion for the intersection of law and emerging technologies. He is dedicated to staying at the forefront of technological developments to better serve his clients in cases involving data privacy, and tech-related legal issues. Harry’s 12-part series on Neurotechnology and The Law has garnered academic acclaim, been translated into several European languages, and turned into a podcast run by the Italian equivalent of the Financial Times.

To find out more about Harry, contact Paul Barton on +44 (0)20 7427 4907 or Harry Gamble on +44 (0)20 7353 6381 for a confidential discussion.

News 4 Jun, 2025