Charles Russell Speechlys Podcast Channel
Welcome to the Charles Russell Speechlys podcast channel. This podcast features discussions and insights on legal topics from the international law firm Charles Russell Speechlys. Episodes cover a range of legal issues relevant to businesses and individuals.
Episodes
Retail Collection: Reputation management for brand founders
For founders, reputation is one of the most valuable—and vulnerable—business assets. In an age where personal and corporate brands are more intertwined than ever, a founder’s profile can drive authenticity, trust and customer loyalty, but it can also concentrate reputational risk in a single individual. From social media activity and historical online content to public statements and personal cond
Light Bites, expert nuggets for the seasoned developer: bonus episode
In this bonus episode, our hosts and rights of light experts, James Souter and Jerome Webb are joined by Georgina Muskett, Senior Associate at Charles Russell Speechlys, to discuss the decision on costs in the Bankside rights of light case.
If you have any questions regarding rights of light or the topics discussed in this episode, please feel free to reach out to James Souter or Jerome Webb.
Disputes Over Donuts: Sports Arbitration
Welcome to Disputes Over Donuts, our podcast series where we explore the diverse world of dispute resolution with leading experts across various fields. Each episode features different hosts and guests, bringing unique perspectives to the evolving landscape of disputes.
This episode examines the vast range of disputes that can emerge from the world of professional football and the role of arbitr
Disputes Over Donuts: The UAE’s New Civil Code - Implications for Construction Contracts
Welcome to Disputes Over Donuts, our podcast series where we explore the diverse world of dispute resolution with leading experts across various fields. Each episode features different hosts and guests, bringing unique perspectives to the evolving landscape of disputes.
This episode examines the UAE’s New Civil Code and its practical implications for construction contracts, contractors, employers
Corporate human rights due diligence – episode 3 – understanding and mitigating risk
Human rights due diligence is no longer a compliance exercise — it is a strategic imperative. As regulatory frameworks tighten and scrutiny intensifies, businesses that truly understand their supply chains, engage meaningfully with rights holders and prioritise their most salient risks will not only mitigate legal and reputational exposure, but strengthen resilience, protect continuity and build l
Property Patter: the latest on tenant CVAs and Restructuring Plans
Emma Humphreys is joined by Dan Moore of our Corporate Insolvency & Restructuring Team to talk about how CVAs and Restructuring Plans operate, the current trends in their use and what landlords can do if their tenant proposes one.
Disputes Over Donuts: Spotlight on the ICC Arbitration Rules 2026
Welcome to Disputes Over Donuts, our podcast series where we explore the diverse world of dispute resolution with leading experts across various fields. Each episode features different hosts and guests, bringing unique perspectives to the evolving landscape of disputes.
In this episode, hosted by Thomas R. Snider, Partner and Head of International Arbitration, and joined by fellow partners Luca
Retail Collection: Business and Social Enterprise
Fat Macy’s is reshaping what social mobility looks like in London — supporting people in temporary accommodation to rebuild confidence, gain real-world experience and move towards lasting employment and stable housing. By combining structured training with hands-on hospitality placements and tailored, wraparound support, it tackles the systemic barriers that keep people trapped between benefits an
Extra Time: Evolution of Technology in Sport
Technology is reshaping many dimensions of sport — from the way athletes train, recover and perform, team strategy and tactics, to how fans bond with their team. The real transformation lies in the convergence of data and human expertise: turning vast streams of data and information into actionable insight as a tool to improving the on field success of a sporting organisation. As investment accele
Disputes Over Donuts: Dawn Raids – Preparation, Response and What to Expect
Welcome to Disputes Over Donuts, our podcast series where we explore the diverse world of dispute resolution with leading experts across various fields. Each episode features different hosts and guests, bringing unique perspectives to the evolving landscape of disputes.
This episode provides a clear, practical guide to dawn raids – what they are, which authorities can carry them out, and how org
Corporate human rights due diligence – episode 2: practical insights from the experts
As human rights and supply chain regulation hardens and legislative scrutiny intensifies, businesses must move fast—embedding risk based due diligence deep into their operations and supply chains. With new laws reshaping expectations across jurisdictions, the challenge is clear: understand the rules, prioritise the real risks, and build supply chains that are resilient, responsible, and ready for
Social risks in the supply chain – from due diligence to resilience: Corporate human rights due diligence – a snapshot of the law in EU/UK
As human rights and supply chain regulation hardens and legislative scrutiny intensifies, businesses must move fast—embedding risk based due diligence deep into their operations and supply chains. With new laws reshaping expectations across jurisdictions, the challenge is clear: understand the rules, prioritise the real risks, and build supply chains that are resilient, responsible, and ready for
Property Patter: how to prepare for Martyn’s Law
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 will fundamentally impact the way certain commercial properties are managed – both by owners/landlords and the businesses occupying them. Ben Butterworth and Rory Partridge join Emma Humphreys to provide valuable insights and practical advice on how to navigate and comply with this new law. It's an essential listen for any commercial property owner o
Disputes Over Donuts: A Conversation with Umar Azmeh, Registrar of the QICDRC
Welcome to Disputes Over Donuts, our podcast series where we explore the diverse world of dispute resolution with leading experts across various fields. Each episode features different hosts and guests, bringing unique perspectives to the evolving landscape of disputes.
In this episode of Disputes Over Donuts, our three hosts Patrick Gearon, Partner and Head of Middle East, Paula Boast (Partner an
Property Patter: What lies ahead for property law in 2026?
Emma Humphreys and Laura Bushaway are joined by Guy Fetherstonhaugh KC and Ashpen Rajah of Falcon Chambers to look at what lies ahead for property law during 2026. Themes discussed include:
How to satisfy ground (f) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
Proposed changes to commercial lease rent reviews
Getting ready for the Renters’ Rights Act 2025
What’s happening with leasehold reform?
Work
Extra Time: Football Beyond Borders – the Lost Boys taskforce
This episode of Extra Time turns to the philanthropic side of the game and how sport can be used to address some of the challenges that young people in society, young men in particular, are confronted with.
Football Beyond Borders recently launched the Lost Boys Taskforce, an initiative designed to respond to the increasing pressures adolescents experience during their formative years and the long
Property Patter: Top 5 Changes under the new Renters’ Rights Act 2025
The Renters’ Rights Act represents a significant shift in relations between landlords and tenants in the private rented sector. Lauren Fraser and Laura Bushaway join Emma Humphreys to discuss their “Top 5” changes to prepare for.
For further information on the detail of the changes and to keep up-to-date as the legislation takes effect, head to our Essential Residential Hub.
Disputes Over Donuts: AI in Arbitration - Innovation, Risk, and the Road Ahead
Welcome to Disputes Over Donuts, our podcast series where we explore the diverse world of dispute resolution with leading experts across various fields. Each episode features different hosts and guests, bringing unique perspectives to the evolving landscape of disputes.
In this episode of Disputes Over Donuts, hosts Thomas R. Snider, Partner and Head of International Arbitration, and Simon Le Wita
Extra Time: Family Law and Finances
Join us for another episode of our podcast series Extra Time. While often undocumented, professional athletes and footballers often face legal and financial pitfalls during their playing careers, which, if not managed with attention, can sometimes lead to financial hardship once they’ve retired.
Joshua Green, Senior Associate in the Family team, sat down with David Blows, a well-known financial p
Disputes Over Donuts: Mediation - An International Perspective
Welcome to Disputes Over Donuts, our podcast series where we explore the diverse world of dispute resolution with leading experts across various fields. Each episode features different hosts and guests, bringing unique perspectives to the evolving landscape of disputes.
This episode offers a concise, practical view of international mediation - what it is, where it adds value, and how to approach i
Property Patter: Service Charge miniseries: The Future of Commercial and Residential Service Charges
In this episode Georgina Muskett, Senior Associate at Charles Russell Speechlys is joined by her colleagues Chandni Pandya and Harriet Durn, both associates in the Real Estate Disputes team, and James Fieldsend, a specialist property barrister at Tanfield Chambers. This episode looks to the future of leasehold reform and considers the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 and considers the impact
Light Bites, expert nuggets for the seasoned developer: episode 6
In this episode, our hosts and rights of light experts, James Souter and Jerome Webb are joined by Peter John, the Leader of Southwark Council between 2010 and 2020, to explore how Section 203 of the Housing and Planning Act 2016 can be used by developers to overcome the rights of light risk.
If you have any questions regarding rights of light or the topics discussed in this episode, please fee
Light Bites, expert nuggets for the seasoned developer: episode 5
In this episode, our hosts and rights of light experts, James Souter and Jerome Webb are joined by barristers, Guy Fetherstonhaugh KC and Elizabeth Fitzgerald of Falcon Chambers to discuss the biggest challenge faced by developers in rights to light claim, namely the vexed question of whether the court will grant an injunction or damages in lieu.
If you have any questions regarding rights of li
Extra Time - Early Careers: Sports Law
The focus of this episode of Extra Time, shifts to a discussion about becoming a lawyer in the sport sector. Thus far, the debate has looked at the operational side of sport and the legal infrastructure around it, but how does one actually become a sport lawyer? Richard Davies, Partner and Head of the Sport Group at Charles Russell Speechlys, sat down with Danielle Sharkey, Senior Associate in the
Property Patter: Service Charge miniseries: Variation of Residential Leases
In this episode Georgina Muskett, Senior Associate at Charles Russell Speechlys is joined by her colleague Harriet Durn, an associate specialising in Real Estate Disputes, and Kate Traynor, a specialist property barrister at Landmark Chambers. This episode covers the power of the Tribunal to vary residential leases, circumstances in which a landlord or leaseholder might seek to vary a lease (and e
Light Bites, expert nuggets for the seasoned developer: episode 4
In this episode, our hosts and rights of light experts, James Souter and Jerome Webb, are joined by rights of light guru Dr Peter Defoe to discuss the developer’s perspective, exploring ways to improve your position including light obstruction notices, alternative ways of measuring light loss, the treatment of circulation space and built in wardrobes.
If you have any questions regarding rights of
Property Patter: Service Charge miniseries: Commercial Service Charges
In this episode Georgina Muskett, Senior Associate at Charles Russell Speechlys is joined by her colleague Harriet Durn, an associate specialising in Real Estate Disputes, and Richard Fowler, a barrister at Maitland Chambers. This episode covers service charges in a commercial context, key differences between the residential and commercial charge regimes, and the likely impact of the latest editio
Light Bites, expert nuggets for the seasoned developer: episode 3
In this episode, our hosts and rights of light experts, James Souter and Jerome Webb, are joined by John McGhee KC of Wilberforce Chambers who was leading counsel for the successful defendant Native Land in the recent Bankside case. John and the team discuss how the law protects the right to light and delve into the key elements of the Bankside exploring how it might impact on the mitigation of t
Property Patter: Service Charge miniseries: Residential Service Charges
In this episode Georgina Muskett, Senior Associate at Charles Russell Speechlys LLP is joined by her colleague Chandni Pandya, an associate specialising in Real Estate Disputes, and Kemi Oguntoye, an award winning residential chartered surveyor and associate director at Inside the Box to discuss apportionment of residential service charges. This episode covers what apportionment is, how the Tribun
Light Bites, expert nuggets for the seasoned developer: episode 2
In this episode, our hosts and rights of light experts, James Souter and Jerome Webb are joined by Senior Associate Director, Dr Axel Jacob, GIA to discuss the human benefits of natural light and why it is necessary to consider the right to light in the context of developments in the modern world. We also look at the related question of whether too much light and solar glare in particular can als
Light Bites, expert nuggets for the seasoned developer: episode 1
In this episode, our hosts and rights of light experts, James Souter and Jerome Webb, introduce the mini-series and set the scene for what is to follow. Their conversation will touch on the key issues in this area and begin to explore the consequences of the recent Bankside decision.
If you have any questions regarding rights of light or the topics discussed in this episode, please feel free to r
Property Patter: Building BioHubs miniseries: Lichfields
Welcome to the second episode of our Building Biohubs podcast miniseries, where we invite experts to discuss industry trends in the real estate and life sciences sector, focusing on hot topics and recent developments.
In this episode, Senior Associate Sophie Willis in our Planning team is joined by Senior Planner, Ollie Collins of Lichfields. Sophie and Ollie discuss the Government’s Life Science
Disputes Over Donuts: A Conversation with Kevin Nash, Director General of the LCIA
Welcome to Disputes Over Donuts, our podcast series where we explore the diverse world of dispute resolution with leading experts across various fields. Each episode features different hosts and guests, bringing unique perspectives to the evolving landscape of disputes.
In this inaugural episode, hosted by Thomas R. Snider, Partner and Head of International Arbitration, and Gareth Mills, Partner,
Extra Time - CAS: The Supreme Court of Sport
Welcome to "Extra Time," the podcast that takes you beyond the final whistle, where we interview leading figures and decision-makers shaping the business of sport. In each episode, we sit down with our guests to learn about the strategies, passions, and stories that drive the business of the sports we love.
Our attention in this episode, turns to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (or CAS). Dan Mc
Retail Collection – Episode 5: itsu [grocery]: driving growth through innovation
In this episode of the Retail Collection podcast, Nick White, Partner in our Intellectual Property team, along with Olivia Gray, Senior Associate, hosted Aidan Tyers, joint Managing Director of itsu [grocery]. What originally began as a startup concept inspired by a trip to Japan quickly transformed the company into a popular high street brand, partly down to a strong emphasis on innovation amongs
Property Patter: Agricultural tenancies - part 2
In this episode (Part 2 of 2), Tristram van Lawick and Emma Preece of our Private Property and Real Estate Disputes teams respectively are joined by Gavin Bennison of Falcon Chambers. They discuss the hurdles frequently encountered in regaining possession of tenancies under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 and Agricultural Tenancies Act 1995 for non-agricultural use, including the following:
Th
Property Patter: Agricultural tenancies - part 1
In this episode (Part 1 of 2), Tristram van Lawick and Emma Preece of our Private Property and Real Estate Disputes teams respectively are joined by Gavin Bennison of Falcon Chambers. They discuss the types of agricultural tenancies in existence, including the following:
Key features of agricultural holdings under the Agricultural Holdings Act 1986;
The application of Case Notices C, D and E unde
Extra Time: Legal and commercial insights into sponsorship agreements
Welcome to "Extra Time," the podcast that takes you beyond the final whistle, where we interview leading figures and decision-makers shaping the business of sport. In each episode, we sit down with our guests to learn about the strategies, passions, and stories that drive the business of the sports we love.
In this episode, we explore key details when drafting sponsorship agreements in sport. Ann
Retail Collection - Episode 4: Caffè Nero - lessons from a life in retail management
In this edition of our retail collection podcast, Michael Powner, Partner in our employment team was joined by Glyn House, Managing Director of Caffè Nero to reflect on an intriguing career which went from a part-time weekend job to a senior leadership position at a renowned retailer. The discussion gives insights into leadership, building a brand, the importance of corporate values and much more.
Property Patter: Applications to discharge or modify restrictions
In this episode of Property Patter, Emma Humphreys and Georgina Muskett from our Real Estate Disputes team are joined by Peter Roberts, a registered valuer and expert witness at DWD. They take an in depth look at the Tribunal’s power to modify or discharge restrictions under Section 84 of the Law of Property Act 1925, an Act which is a century old this year. In particular, they discuss some of the
Property Patter: “It’s the economy, stupid”
Walter Boettcher, Head of Research & Economics at Colliers International, joins Emma Humphreys to share some thoughts on the current economic climate. How is the UK economy performing so far in 2025 and what are the predictions for growth? What is the likely impact for the UK of the current uncertainty in the USA? And how are specific property sectors such as retail, industrial and offices
Retail Collection - Episode 3: BDO - driving value in an evolving market
In the latest episode of our Retail Collection podcast series, James Broadhurst, Partner in our Corporate team, and co-lead of the firm’s Investors and Entrepreneurs Group, sat down with Lorna Hopkinson, Managing Director – Retail Brands of BDO LLP to discuss the challenges the retail sector is facing and how consumer confidence and behaviour is changing. The discussion looks at driving value thro
Property Patter: Building BioHubs podcast miniseries: Carter Jonas
Welcome to the first episode of our Building BioHubs podcast miniseries, where we invite experts to discuss industry trends in the real estate and life sciences sector, focusing on hot topics and recent developments. The life sciences real estate sector has experienced significant growth and transformation over the past five years, driven by various factors including increased investment in biotec
Client Conversations Podcast: Giles Pocock
Managing Partner, Simon Ridpath, and Partner, Richard Davies, are joined by Giles Pocock, VP of Brand Marketing at high-end audio equipment maker Bowers & Wilkins. In this third episode of the second series of Client Conversations, Giles delves into his career journey, the importance of brand partnerships, and how he has steered B&W towards its leading position in a highly competitive glob
Property Patter - Lifetime achievements: Katie Kopec of JLL
Emma Humphreys is joined by Katie Kopec to review her career to date, following on from her recent Lifetime Achievement Award and during a month when we celebrate International Women’s Day.
Listen in to hear how Canary Wharf was created as a financial district, the lessons learned from the Millenium Dome and delivering the 2012 Olympics and regeneration of King’s Cross.
Timings for the key topics
Extra Time: The business of women’s football in africa
Welcome to "Extra Time," the podcast that takes you beyond the final whistle, where we interview leading figures and decision-makers shaping the business of sport. In each episode, we sit down with our guests to learn about the strategies, passions, and stories that drive the business of the sports we love.
We kick off this new series with an International Women’s Day special where Sarah Johnson,
Property Patter: Challenges for commercial property in 2025
Landlords and tenants of commercial property face economic challenges and a changing legal landscape. Specialists from our Real Estate, Real Estate Disputes and Insolvency Teams - Ben Butterworth, Emma Humphreys, Harriet Durn and Daniel Moore - discuss the key issues:
The current consultation on whether there should still be statutory protection for business tenancies;
The new law to allow local
Budget 2024 and its impact on IHT and estates
We digest and discuss the changes outlined in the 2024 Budget affecting inheritance tax, estates and planning strategies. We take a look at the impact on businesses, farming and pensions.
In this podcast, Harriet Betteridge from our Private Client Team speaks to Alexandra Ottridge at Level about the 2024 Autumn Budget and its impact on estate planning, inheritance tax (IHT) and succession strategi
Retail Collection – Episode 2: Stonegate - How to create meaningful customer engagement
In the latest episode of our Retail Collection podcast series, Jason Saiban, Partner in our Commercial team and Acting General Counsel at Stonegate, sits down with Jessica Cooke, Director of Media and Loyalty at Stonegate, and Janine Regan, our Head of Data Protection, to discuss harnessing the immense power of data in media and advertising strategy whilst ensuring compliance with data protection
Property Patter: What lies ahead for property law in 2025?
Emma Humphreys and Laura Bushaway are joined by Guy Fetherstonhaugh KC and Imogen Dodds of Falcon Chambers to look at what lies ahead for property law during 2025. Themes discussed include the Law Commission’s consultation on the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, upcoming appeals related to the Building Safety Act 2022 in March 2025 and an interesting case on injunctions against protestors.
The cases
Client Conversations Podcast: Mark Ramprakash
Managing Partner, Simon Ridpath, and Partner, Miranda Fisher, are joined by Mark Ramprakash, a renowned former cricketer who is among just 25 players in the game to have scored 100 first-class centuries. In this second episode of the second series of Client Conversations, Mark talks through his extraordinary achievements both in and outside cricket, as well as his keys to career longevity and his
Property Patter: Great Estates Miniseries – part 3 (or where to find excellent cheesecake and chocolate!)
Charlotte Moss, Head of London at Church Commissioners for England, joins Emma Humphreys to talk about the history and future of the Commissioners’ Hyde Park Estate. The Estate in London, W2 was developed from 1807 and includes various residential properties, as well as shops, restaurants, hotels and galleries.
Charlotte explains the history behind the Estate and how the Commissioners’ team appr
The Retail Collection – Episode 1: URBN
Welcome to "The Retail Collection", a brand-new podcast series from Charles Russell Speechlys.
Each episode, we'll sit down with industry experts, legal counsels and insiders to discuss their work, the challenges they face, and the wins they celebrate in the ever-evolving retail landscape.
In our first episode Ilona Bateson, Associate in our Commercial team, leading on all things fashion and retai
Insolvency Insights: Cross border recognition – UAE, DIFC, ADGM
In the sixth episode of the Insolvency Insights podcast series, Nicola Jackson, Partner in the Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency Disputes team, is joined by Matthew Wilde, Co-Head of Teneo’s Financial Advisory business in the Middle East.
Together, Nicola and Matthew highlight the importance of cross-border recognition from an insolvency practitioner’s perspective, consider the practical bene
Property Patter: What does the Budget mean for property?
James Stewart and Lewis Currie from our Tax Team catch up with Emma Humphreys to digest the first Labour Government budget since 2010. In this episode, we will be looking into the implications the Budget will have on the world of property. What are the key tax changes for those with property investments? Is there any positive news for business tenants, particularly those in the retail, hospitali
Insolvency Insights: The new UAE bankruptcy law & the role of the trustee
In the latest Insolvency Insights podcast, Nicola Jackson, Partner in the Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency Disputes team, sits down with Paul Leggett and Haroon Ahmed, Partners in Deloitte Middle East’s Turnaround & Restructuring practice.
Together, they discuss the key changes brought in by the new Federal UAE Bankruptcy Law and address some of the opportunities missed, such as the abse
Insolvency Insights: Maximising Recovery – The role of the CRO in restructurings in the Middle East
Discover the latest episode of our Insolvency Insights podcast series, where Nicola Jackson, Partner in the Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency Disputes team, engages with Bruno Navarro Founder & Managing Director of Ipso Facto and Senior Advisor at Ankura.
Together, they delve into the evolving role of the Chief Restructuring Officer (CRO) in the Middle East, examining the impact of rece
Insolvency Insights: Maximising Recovery – DIFC Courts actions in aid of foreign liquidations
In the second episode of Insolvency Insights, Nicola Jackson, Partner in the Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency Disputes team based in Dubai, is joined by Colin Diss, Partner and Licensed Insolvency Practitioner in Grant Thornton’s Insolvency and Asset Recovery team in London, to talk about how liquidators and other office holders outside of the UAE can seek to maximise recoveries by using pro
Insolvency Insights: Maximising Recovery – Receiverships in the DIFC & ADGM Courts
We are delighted to share the first episode of ‘Insolvency Insights,’ our new podcast series hosted by Nicola Jackson, Partner in the Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency Disputes team based in Dubai, who delves into critical issues surrounding insolvency and restructuring in the Middle East and discusses examples from her and her guests’ experiences.
In this episode, Nicola is joined by Nathan
Property Patter: Building and Fire Safety Miniseries (part 3)
In this episode, Construction, Engineering and Projects Partner Michael O’Connor is joined by Melanie Hardingham and Richard Flenley to discuss some of the key issues being seen in practice following the bringing into law of the Building Safety Act 2022 and its associated regulations, both in the design and construction, and occupation phases.
Melanie is an Associate in the Construction, Engineeri
Property Patter: Pre-Election Special
Emma Humphreys and Lauren Fraser are joined by Ed Fielding and Mat Oakley of Savills to look at the manifestos of the two main contenders for the next UK government. What is on the horizon for the property market and is there any real difference between what Labour and the Conservatives are offering? And what’s missing from the parties’ proposals?
For those only interested in commercial property
Property Patter: Hotels
In this episode of Property Patter, the co-leads of our Hotels Group, Naomi Nettleton and James Broadhurst, are joined by David Orr, CEO of Resident Hotels since 2018, to discuss the recent trend of private capital investing into hotels, and hotels as multi-generation family businesses.
Property Patter: Great Estates Miniseries - part 2
In this episode of our Property Patter miniseries focusing on London’s Great Estates, Real Estate Partner Cara Imbrailo is joined by Andrea Merrington, Director of Planning and Engagement at the Howard de Walden Estate.
The Howard de Walden Estate dates back to the 18th century when it was a quiet country village with a small number of houses dotted along the high street. Today, it spans 95 acres
Property Patter - Great Estates Miniseries - part 1
In this episode of our Property Patter miniseries focusing on London’s Great Estates, Real Estate Partner Cara Imbrailo is joined by Peter Murray, OBE, co-founder of the New London Architecture (NLA). Together they explore what is a Great Estate? How did they evolve over time? What role do they place in 21st century London? And what lessons can modern developers learn from them?
They take a clos
Disputes Matters: Recent trends in International Arbitration
In this episode, Head of International Arbitration and Dubai Partner, Thomas Snider, is joined by London Partner Richard Kiddell, Hong Kong Partner Stephen Chan, and Singapore Partner Peter Brabant to discuss themes and trends that emerged from the ICCA 2024 Conference held in Hong Kong.
They discuss managing the costs that arise in international arbitration, along with methods to make the arbitra
Property Patter: Building and Fire Safety Miniseries (part 2)
In this episode, Real Estate Disputes Partner Richard Flenley is joined by Michael O’Connor and Oliver Park to discuss Remediation Contribution Orders (RCOs) and Building Liability Orders (BLOs), potentially powerful new causes of action introduced by the Building Safety Act 2022.
Michael in a Partner in the Construction, Engineering and Projects team and discusses BLOs, and the potential implica
Property Patter: Building and Fire Safety Miniseries - part 1
In this episode, Construction Partner Michael O’Connor is joined by Melanie Hardingham and Sylwia Jatczak to reflect on the anniversary of the introduction of the Building Safety Act 2022 and discuss the key regulatory changes brought about since that date.
Melanie in an Associate in the Construction, Engineering and Projects team and provides a useful insight into the new statutory landscape fo
Property Patter: Net Zero Building Standard
In this episode Construction Partner David Savage, is joined by Julie Godefroy Head of Net Zero Policy at The Chartered Institute of Building Service Engineers (CIBSE) to discuss the forthcoming UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard, a cross-industry initiative that will bring together Net-Zero Carbon requirements for all major building types.
Julie is one of the architects and technical experts be
Employment Podcast: Mental Health in the Workplace
Anne-Marie Balfour, Legal Director, and Syma Spanjers, Senior Associate, discuss handling mental health issues in the workplace. With 14.7% of workers suffering from mental health issues at some point in their working lives and 12.7% of absences attributable to this, this is clearly an issue employers need to address. Anne-Marie and Syma discuss what employers can do to help prevent and manage the
Property Patter: Spring Budget 2024
Advisers from our Real Estate, Mark White, and Tax, Elizabeth Hughes, teams join Emma Humphreys to analyse the highlights of this year’s Spring Budget from a property perspective. Those interested in residential property will find plenty to get their teeth into from the start of this podcast.
If you are only interested in commercial property, feel free to skip ahead to around 12 minutes to get rel
Property Patter - Filming Agreements Part 2
In the second part of our mini-series on filming agreements, Commercial Real Estate Partners, Naomi Nettleton and Richard Davies are joined by Robert Parker, Technical Advisor at Historic Houses and Simon Foster, Director of Tourism, Leisure and Events at Savills.
This episode focuses on top tips on what to avoid in the contract and during production. They discuss what owners should be aware in pr
Client Conversations Podcast: Alan Shearer CBE
Managing Partner, Simon Ridpath, and Partner, Graeme Kleiner, are joined by one of the best strikers of all time and greatest players in Premier League history, Alan Shearer CBE. In this first episode of our second series of Client Conversation Podcasts, Alan Shearer discusses the world of football and his subsequent media career, as well as the motivation and huge successes involved with his char
Property Patter: what can we expect for property law in 2024?
Emma Humphreys and Laura Bushaway are joined by Guy Fetherstonhaugh KC and Daniel Black of Falcon Chambers to look at what lies ahead for property law during 2024 – including areas of the Building Safety Act 2022 which need further clarifying, rights of way involving electric gates and whether the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 needs amendment. We also debate some areas of law which are in need of
LSE Focal Point Podcast: Simon Ridpath - Managing Partner at Charles Russell Speechlys
Our Managing Partner, Simon Ridpath, joins the Focal Point podcast. Simon takes us on a journey through his career, sharing his experiences and insights along the way. From handling a variety of legal matters including insolvency law early in his career to becoming Managing Partner, Simon has a wealth of knowledge to share.
Simon holds a Bachelor of Law from the University of Kent.
Recorded in Nov
Property Patter – Filming Agreements Part 1
In this episode, Naomi Nettleton Commercial Real Estate Partner at Charles Russell Speechlys is joined by Robert Parker Technical Advisor at Historic Houses and Simon Foster, Director of Tourism, Leisure and Events at Savills.
This episode of the two-part mini-series focuses on how a historic house owner can get involved in filming, and we discuss the key terms of filming agreements. Our speakers
Client Conversations Podcast: Sir Cameron Mackintosh
Managing Partner, Simon Ridpath, and Senior Partner, Bart Peerless, are joined by renowned theatrical producer, theatre owner, and philanthropist. Sir Cameron Mackintosh. In this fourth episode, Sir Cameron discusses his lessons and successes from his forty years in the world of musical theatre as well as his life as a philanthropist.
Property Patter: the Renters Reform Bill
Samuel Lear, Vibuhti Parmar and Helena Taynton discussed the contents of this Bill together last month – before the Government indicated that it might be pressing “pause” on its progress. However, the King’s Speech has reiterated the Government’s commitment to this Bill and this podcast covers the key highlights for those who want to get prepared for the sweeping changes planned…
For further updat
Property Patter: the latest on the Building Safety Act
It is over 6 years since the Grenfell Tower tragedy. Key reforms have been introduced since then, including through the Building Safety Act. But what are the latest impacts of the new rules and what happens if registration deadlines are missed?
Richard Flenley and Michael O’Connor discuss these points with Emma Humphreys and outline the key issues on the horizon for building owners and developer
Property Patter: Top 5 Notice Traps
Our Real Estate Disputes Team take a look at the 5 most common problems when it comes to dealing with notices related to property – with principles which can apply to break notices, notices to reinstate leased premises and 1954 Act Notices amongst others.
Property Patter: Asia dawns
Following the recent opening of our Singapore office, Emma Humphreys chats to our Head of Asia, Simon Green, about the property market there and in Hong Kong. What does the future hold for these cities and how does the UK property market look to investors from those areas?
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