Steven Vaughan

Steven Vaughan researches the legal profession, corporate finance and environmental law. He spent almost a decade as a solicitor in the City of London advising multinational companies, governments, the UN and the World Bank.
As an academic, Steven has given advice to the European Parliament and worked with the British Standards Institute to develop the world’s first publicly accredited standard for companies on the regulation of nanotechnologies. In 2012, Steven gave a talk at the Hay Festival on controlling risks to the public from nanotechologies. A recording of his talk can be heard here on the Hay Festival website and downloaded as a podcast. He is currently an ESRC Future Research Leader, working on a funded 3 year project that explores the nature and extent of advice provided by corporate lawyers.
Steven is also the Director of Research for CEPLER, the Law School's Centre for Professional Legal Education and Research.
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Corporate Lawyers: Ethics, Regulation and Purpose (FutureLearn) FutureLearn
University of Birmingham

Corporate Lawyers: Ethics, Regulation and Purpose (FutureLearn)

Embark on a comprehensive journey through the role and responsibilities of corporate lawyers. This course explores the ethical dilemmas, regulatory frameworks, and the shifting purpose of legal professionals in the corporate world. Learn how to navigate the complexities of advising clients on mergers and acquisitions while considering their social impact.

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