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Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast – Impact for employers of the Immigration White PaperIn this episode, Kerry Garcia, Head of our Employment, Pensions and Immigration team joins our host, Frances Rollin, to talk about the government’s immigration white paper Restoring control over the immigration system and discuss how employers can get ahead of these changes to the law on hiring foreign workers. Importantly, this is only a White Paper at this stage and these changes are not yet law - no details have been provided as to when the changes will come into effect. However, assuming the proposed changes go ahead, these will lead to a significant shift in immigration laws, which w...

2025-06-1111 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Setting Up Business in the UK - Protecting your business and its officersIn our latest episode, our host, Sarah Taylor, is joined by partner, Tim Carter, head of our restructuring and insolvency practice. They discuss the steps new businesses can take at the outset to put themselves in the best position to deal with financial difficulties in the future and also to protect their officers in such circumstances. They touch on UK director's duties and the personal consequences of breaching such duties.

2025-04-0708 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Setting Up Business in the UK - Avoiding Common Pitfalls in the UKIn our latest episode, our host, Sarah Taylor, is joined by partner, Sarah Murray, head of our commercial litigation practice as well as the firm’s international practice group. They discuss potential pitfalls that international businesses coming to the UK may encounter and how to minimise them

2025-04-0406 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast – Right to work checksIn this episode of the S&B People Podcast, Jackie Penlington, Managing Associate in our immigration team joins our host, Frances Rollin, to talk about right to work checks and the obligations on employers to prevent illegal working. This is a topic that causes a surprising number of client queries and has potentially very serious consequences if carried out incorrectly.

2025-04-0308 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast – A return to office working: employment law issuesIn this episode of the S&B People Podcast, Charlotte Gunn, Associate in our Employment team joins our host, Frances Rollin, to talk about the current trend of employers instructing staff to attend work full time, in person. We talk about the employment law issues that arise when employees are asked to give up hybrid working and return to office working. We touch on flexible working requests, the changes implemented in 2024 as well as the changes expected under the Employment Rights Bill.

2025-02-1208 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law "Back To Basics" - JCT 2024 Editions - Changes to the procedures for Dispute Resolution, Termination, and Post-TerminationIn this episode, Jake Wright and Claire Perry dive into the latest JCT 2024 amendments, covering: New rights to terminate: Including epidemic, changes in law, statutory power exercises, and new government or local authority guidance. Termination Payment mechanism: Discover the new timetable for providing notices. Liquidated and Ascertained Damages (or LADs): Understand the updated legal position post-Triple Point case. Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 (CIGA): Learn about additional insolvency grounds and their impact on termination.

2025-01-1310 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law "Back to Basics" - JCT 2024 editions - Collaboration and SustainabilityIn this episode, Gwilym Evans and Lauren Melnyk look at how the concepts of good faith and ESG initiatives feature more prevalently than ever before.

2025-01-0710 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law "Back to Basics" - JCT 2024 editions - Management Of The WorksIn this episode, Lauren Melnyk and Jake Wright dive into the latest JCT 2024 amendments, covering: Extensions of Time and Loss of Expense: Discover the new grounds for extension of time and loss of expense claims. Notices and Communication Provisions: Learn about the modernised processes for electronic notices and the crucial distinctions for key contractual communications. Practical Takeaways: Get actionable insights to navigate these changes effectively. These updates, inspired by lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic, aim to provide clearer, more robust frameworks for managing construction projects. Don't miss out on how these changes can benefit your projects!

2024-12-1211 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Setting Up Business in the UK – Protecting intellectual propertyIn our latest episode, our host, Sarah Taylor, Senior Knowledge Lawyer, is joined by partner, Elaine O’Hare, one of the UK’s leading brand protection lawyers. They discuss the key steps that a business new to the UK should take to protect its intellectual property and to build value in its brand.

2024-12-1007 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B “Mixed Use Property” podcast – Right to manage and residential ground rentsWelcome to our “Mixed Use Property” series. In this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s real estate disputes team provide listeners with an overview of the tricky issues that can arise when dealing with mixed use premises. In this fourth episode, Stephanie Newton and Jessica Waters will further consider the rights of long residential leaseholders and the ban on leasehold ground rents. Thank you for tuning in to our Mixed Use Property series. We hope it has provided you with some answers to the tricky issues often encountered dealing with premises with both commercial and reside...

2024-11-2805 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B “Mixed Use Property” podcast – Rights of first refusal and enfranchisementWelcome to our “Mixed Use Property” series. In this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s real estate disputes team provide listeners with an overview of the tricky issues that can arise when dealing with mixed use premises. In this third episode, Stephanie Newton and Jessica Waters will discuss the rights of long residential leaseholders including the rights of first refusal and enfranchisement.

2024-11-1406 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law "Back to Basics" - JCT 2024 editions - The new regulatory regimeWelcome to episode 2 of the Construction Law “Back to Basics” podcast by the Construction and Engineering team at Stevens & Bolton, looking at the JCT 2024 editions of construction contract. In this episode Claire Perry and Jessica Gregson provide a brief background to the new regulatory regime and discuss the effectiveness of the JCT 2024 amendments as well as offering some practical takeaways. Stay tuned for insightful discussions and expert analysis that will keep you informed on the latest in construction law.

2024-11-1406 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B "Mixed Use Property" Podcast – Long residential leaseholds – Forfeiture and Service ChargesWelcome to our “Mixed Use Property” series. In this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s real estate disputes team provide listeners with an overview of the tricky issues that can arise when dealing with mixed use premises. In this second episode, Jessica Waters and Stephanie Newton will discuss long residential leaseholds, forfeiture and the recovery of service charges

2024-10-2406 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to basics” - JCT 2024 Editions - The JCT suite of contractsThe Stevens & Bolton LLP Construction and Engineering team is excited to announce Series 5 of the Construction Law Back to Basics podcast! This series will delve into the latest amendments to the JCT 2024 editions of construction contracts. In Episode 1, join Gwilym Evans and Jessica Gregson as they provide a brief introduction to the JCT suite of contracts and discuss the reasons behind the latest updates. Stay tuned for insightful discussions and expert analysis that will keep you informed on the latest in construction law.

2024-10-2407 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B Quarter Day Podcast – Tenant exits - Break NoticesWelcome to the latest S&B Quarter Day podcast - a series of podcasts by Stevens & Bolton’s real estate disputes team offering digestible legal insights into topical issues for our listeners from the commercial property world. In this episode, Markus Klempa and Mollie Howells continue the discussion on the legal and practical issues that arise when a tenant wants to exit its premises. In this part, they focus on what happens when the tenant serves a break notice.

2024-10-2209 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B "Mixed Use Property" Podcast - Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs)Welcome to our “Mixed Use Property” series. In this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s real estate disputes team provide listeners with an overview of the tricky issues that can arise when dealing with mixed use premises. In this first episode, Jessica Waters and Stephanie Newton consider short term residential lets in England by way of assured shorthold tenancies (ASTs) and the reforms expected in the near future.

2024-10-0811 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast – The Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023In this episode of the S&B People Podcast, Rebecca Berry, Managing Associate in our employment, pensions and immigration team joins our host, Frances Rollin, to talk about the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 that comes into force on 1 October this year. This act, along with the linked statutory code of practice, is a big shake-up for the hospitality industry, creating a new legal obligation on employers to allocate tips and service charges fairly and transparently, without any deductions other than tax or similar. With October looming, we talk about what businesses should be doing now to prepare for th...

2024-09-1807 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The Digital Lawyer: EU Cyber Resilience RegulationsWelcome to "The Digital Lawyer," our latest podcast series created to help businesses navigate the complexities of the ever-evolving digital landscape. In this 11-part series, we explore the impact and challenges of recent and upcoming legislation across the UK and EU. Each episode brings you insights from our experts to help you stay ahead in the digital world. In the sixth episode our host Charlie Maurice, who leads the technology sector group at Stevens & Bolton, is joined by Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection, and Rachel Wright, an Associate in our commercial and IT team...

2024-08-2107 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The Digital Lawyer: The EU Digital Markets ActWelcome to "The Digital Lawyer," our latest podcast series created to help businesses navigate the complexities of the ever-evolving digital landscape. In this 11-part series, we explore the impact and challenges of recent and upcoming legislation across the UK and EU. Each episode brings you insights from our experts to help you stay ahead in the digital world. In this episode, our host Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection, is joined by Charlie Maurice, Head of Technology, and Quintin Farley, Associate in our Commercial and IT team. Together, they explore the EU Digital Markets Act...

2024-08-1512 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B reDRess Podcast - Digital Asset disputes, key legal principlesEpisode nine of the S&B reDRess Podcast, from our dispute resolution team, focuses on digital asset disputes. In this episode, partners Catherine Penny and James Evison, along with senior associate Lorna Sleave, discuss key legal principles that have developed in recent crypto fraud cases. They cover topics including digital assets as property, lex situs, service, constructive trusts and ways to recover misappropriated funds.

2024-08-0715 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The Digital Lawyer: The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)Welcome to "The Digital Lawyer," our latest podcast series created to help businesses navigate the complexities of the ever-evolving digital landscape. In this 11-part series, we explore the impact and challenges of recent and upcoming legislation across the UK and EU. Each episode brings you insights from our experts to help you stay ahead in the digital world. In this episode, our host Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection, is joined by Charlie Maurice, Head of Technology, and Saad Butt, Associate in our Commercial and IT team. Together, they discuss the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DOR...

2024-08-0207 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The Digital Lawyer: Critical Third PartiesWelcome to "The Digital Lawyer," our latest podcast series designed to guide companies through the increasingly complex digital landscape. In this 11-part series, we explore the impact and challenges of recent and upcoming legislation across the UK and EU. Each episode brings you insights from our experts to help you stay ahead in the digital age. Join Gary Parnell, Head of Insurance, and Saad Butt, Associate, as they discuss the joint consultation conducted by the Bank of England, the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority regarding critical third parties in the financial sector...

2024-07-1808 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Setting Up Business in the UK – Agreeing commercial termsIn our sixth episode, our host Sarah Taylor, Senior Knowledge Lawyer, is joined by Guy Cartwright, Managing Associate and commercial law expert. Guy identifies top priority commercial considerations for businesses looking to trade in the UK and outlines key aspects of our commercial law of which overseas businesses should be aware.

2024-06-2611 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast – The code of practice on dismissal and re-engagementIn this episode of the S&B People Podcast, Charlotte Gunn, Associate in our employment, pensions and immigration team joins our host, Frances Rollin, to talk about the code of practice on dismissal and re-engagement that is due to come into force on 18 July this year. This code impacts all employers who are considering making changes to terms and conditions after this date, where dismissal and re-engagement is envisaged. It is a statutory code of practice and compliance with it can be taken into account in a variety of tribunal claims, with an uplift on awards of up to 25% f...

2024-06-1307 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The Digital Lawyer: EU Data ActOur latest podcast series, “The Digital Lawyer”, taps into the wealth of technology, data and IT expertise across Stevens & Bolton to support companies navigating the increasingly complex digital landscape. In this 11-part series, we will explore the impact and challenges of recent and forthcoming legislation across the UK and EU. In our second episode, our host Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection, is joined by Charlie Maurice, Head of Technology, and Sinead Hughes, an Associate in our commercial and IT team, who shine a spotlight on the EU Data Act, set to take effect from 12 September 2025. In this 10...

2024-06-1111 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Setting Up Business in the UK – Data ProtectionIn our fifth episode, our host Sarah Taylor, Senior Knowledge Lawyer, is joined by Beverley Flynn, Partner and Head of Data Protection, who also leads our Commercial & IT team. Beverley explains some key data protection issues for overseas businesses to consider when setting up in the UK, including some critical differences between the data protection regime in the UK and in other jurisdictions.

2024-05-2212 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The Digital Lawyer: UK product security and telecommunications legislationOur latest podcast series, the Digital Lawyer, taps into the wealth of technology, data and IT expertise across Stevens & Bolton in support of companies navigating the increasingly complex digital landscape. In this 12-part series, we will explore the impact and challenges around recent and forthcoming legislation across the UK and EU. We’ll tackle a range of critical issues including online safety, resilience, data management, the use of AI, the influence of platforms and increasing regulatory intervention. In the first episode Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection, and Charlie Maurice, who leads the technology sector gr...

2024-05-0807 min

2024-05-0707 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law "Back To Basics" – Retention and Bank AccountsWelcome to Series 4 of the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast in this series of podcasts, Stevens & Boltons construction and engineering team provide listeners with an overview of the different types of insurance required on construction projects. In our fifth episode, Gwilym Evans and Jessica Gregson consider insurance and the most common forms of insurance products used on construction projects.

2024-05-0309 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law "Back To Basics" – InsuranceWelcome to Series 4 of the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast – in this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s construction and engineering team provide listeners with an overview of the different types of insurance required on construction projects. In our fourth episode, Claire Perry and Jake Wright consider insurance and the most common forms of insurance products used on construction projects.

2024-04-2413 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Setting Up Business in the UK – The regulatory environment in the UKIn our Fourth episode, our host Sarah Taylor, Senior Knowledge Lawyer, is joined by Gustaf Duhs, Head of our Competition and Regulatory practice. He shares his knowledge and experience of the regulatory environment in the UK, highlighting what a business new to the market should expect. They also discuss the impact of Brexit and what’s on the horizon for businesses in the UK.

2024-04-0909 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law ”Back to Basics” - GuaranteesWelcome to Series 4 of the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast – in this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s construction and engineering team provide listeners with an overview of the different types of project security within the construction industry. In our third episode, Gwilym Evans and Lauren Melnyk discuss Guarantees and Letters of Reliance as a form of project security.

2024-04-0810 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law ”Back to Basics” - BondsWelcome to Series 4 of the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast in this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton's construction and engineering team provide listeners with an overview of the different types of project security within the construction industry. In this second episode, Claire Perry and Phoebe Starbuck look at common forms of bonds used on construction projects, including how, when and why parties may want to consider using them.

2024-03-2509 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Setting Up Business in the UK – Assembling a teamIn our third episode, our host Sarah Taylor, Senior Knowledge Lawyer, is joined by Lloyd Davey, partner and employment law specialist, who outlines the various options for hiring talent in the UK and discusses why initial hiring decisions are critical. Lloyd identifies key priorities for businesses when assembling their UK team and provides a perceptive overview of employing in the UK.

2024-03-1907 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law ”Back to Basics” - Project SecurityWelcome to Series 4 of the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast – in this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s construction and engineering team provide listeners with an overview of the different types of project security within the construction industry. In our first episode, Lauren Melnyk and Jake Wright consider collateral warranties, third party rights, assignment, novation and step in rights.

2024-03-1110 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast – EAT considers general workforce consultation obligations in an individual redundancyIn this episode of the S&B People Podcast, Andy Williams, Partner in our Employment, Pensions and Immigration team joins our host, Frances Rollin, to talk about the recent employment appeal tribunal case of Joseph De Bank Haycocks v ADP RPO UK Ltd. This case looked at an employer’s consultation obligations in a redundancy situation, particularly focusing on the timing of such consultation and if wider workforce consultation is required, even in a redundancy that does not trigger the obligation to collectively consult.

2024-03-0609 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Setting Up Business in the UK – Navigating complex immigration rulesIn our second episode, join our host Sarah Taylor, Senior Knowledge Lawyer, for an insightful discussion about the immigration options available to overseas businesses’ looking to set up in the UK. Sarah speaks with Jackie Penlington, immigration law expert, who outlines critical first steps that a business should take when hiring and transferring staff from overseas to assemble their UK team.

2024-03-0407 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Setting Up Business in the UK – Incorporation of a companyNow is an ideal time to expand your business into the UK - a mature, high-spending market which offers world-class talent, high investment and a robust, business-friendly regulatory environment in which to trade and invest. In our brand new podcast series, we speak with various experts about how to set up business in the UK, looking at all aspects of the process, including registration requirements, assembling a team, meeting tax obligations and protecting your IP. Each of our interviewees has a wealth of experience in assisting businesses on entering the UK market and all are ideally placed to discuss w...

2024-01-1108 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast – What to expect in 2024Hollie Ryan Managing Associate in our employment team, joins our host Frances Rollin for this episode of the S&B People Podcast. Together, they consider the raft of new employment provisions that are due to take effect in 2024. We look at the following: changes to the TUPE regulations; the new right to Carer’s Leave; new redundancy protections during pregnancy and after maternity, adoption or shared parental leave; changes to the flexible working regime; new rules on the sharing of tips; the new statutory right to request a more predictable working pattern; and the new duty to pr...

2024-01-1012 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast – Imminent changes to holiday rights and equality lawsSarah Taylor, Senior Knowledge Lawyer in our employment team, joins our host Frances Rollin for this episode of the S&B People Podcast. Together, they delve into the draft regulations that are due to come into force in the New Year, which make important changes to holiday rights and equality laws. From 1 January 2024, The Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 removes general EU interpretive principles from domestic law, creating a risk that certain case law addressing critical worker rights will fall away. The government has chosen to legislate to fill this potential legal void, with these new re...

2023-12-1910 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel UK GDPR: Employment and immigration - where are we now?Welcome to the fifth episode of our podcast series, "UK GDPR – where are we now?" where we take a deep dive into the ever-evolving landscape of GDPR and its impact on data protection practices. In this episode, our host, Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection and Cyber Security, is joined by Frances Rollin, Senior Knowledge Lawyer in the employment, pensions and immigration team. Together, they consider some recent developments in the UK GDPR from an employment and immigration perspective. In particular, they discuss: The effect of Brexit on employment related GDPR documents The importance of updating su...

2023-12-0616 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law ‘Back to Basics: ArbitrationIn series 3, episode 4 of the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast, Gwilym Evans, Senior Associate, discusses arbitration in the context of the construction industry. Gwilym discusses when and why parties might use this method to resolve a dispute, and provides a brief introduction to the JCT Construction Industry Model Arbitration Rules 2016 (CIMAR).

2023-11-2322 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel UK GDPR: AI - where are we now?Welcome to the fourth episode of our podcast series, "UK GDPR – where are we now?" where we take a deep dive into the ever-evolving landscape of GDPR and its impact on data protection practices. In this episode, our host, Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection, is joined by Charlie Maurice, Head of IT, to discuss the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the business landscape and its implications for personal data. We explore the following key topics Data protection and AI Legal grounds for processing and transparency Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) ICO tool ki...

2023-11-1709 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast: Menopause in the workplaceMichelle Hobbs, a Senior Associate in our employment team, joins our host Frances Rollin for this episode of the S&B People Podcast where we talk about menopause in the workplace and, in particular, about the recent tribunal case of Lynskey v Direct Line Insurance Service. In this case, the claimant was awarded almost £65k by the employment tribunal who found that her employer had discriminated against her on the basis of her menopausal symptoms, which constituted a disability under the Equality Act. Menopause in itself is not a recognised protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010, and so claimants w...

2023-11-1418 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law ‘Back to Basics: Pre-action protocol and litigationIn episode 3, of series 3 of the Construction Law, Back to Basics podcast, Jonny Farrell, Associate, discusses the Pre-Action Protocol for Construction and Engineering Dispute plus the Technology and Construction Court. Jonny looks at the steps to be taken under the Pre-Action Protocol, discusses issues to consider under the Pre-Action Protocol and then provides a brief overview of the TCC.

2023-11-0909 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel UK GDPR: International transfers - where are we now?Welcome to the third episode of our podcast series, "UK GDPR – where are we now?" where we take a deep dive into the ever-evolving landscape of GDPR and its impact on data protection practices. In this episode, our host, Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection, is joined by Gary Parnell, data protection expert, as they shed light on managing the transfer of personal data outside the UK and the significant advancements in this field. We explore the following key topics: The new EU SCCs (Standard Contractual Clauses) The introduction of the new UK Addendum an...

2023-11-0215 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law ”Back to Basics” - Alternative Dispute ResolutionWelcome to Series 3 of the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast – in this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s construction and engineering team provide listeners with an overview of the dispute resolution options available for resolving construction disputes. In episode 2, of series 3 of the Construction Law, Back to Basics podcast, Claire Perry, managing associate takes a look at common forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution and how they can be used in the context of construction disputes as well as the reasons why some forms may be more appropriate than others, depending on the type of project, the natu...

2023-10-1914 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast - Two minds don’t think alike - Maximising the potential of your neurodiverse workforceRebecca Berry, a Senior Associate in our employment team, joins our host Frances Rollin for this episode of the S&B People Podcast where we talk about neurodiversity in the workplace. We discuss the benefits of neurodiversity at work, how employment law impacts employers and neurodivergent employees, a recent case on reasonable adjustments for neurodiverse job applicants and some practical ideas on making recruitment processes and working environment more neurodivergent-friendly. Embracing neurodiversity is an aspect of the employment relationship where employers might want to consider going further than the law requires - the benefits of taking a more imaginative...

2023-10-1713 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law ‘Back to Basics: AdjudicationWelcome to Series 3 of the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast – in this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s construction and engineering team provide listeners with an overview of the dispute resolution options available for resolving construction disputes. In episode 1, Series 3 of the Construction Law ‘Back to Basics’ podcast, Lauren Melnyk, associate, discusses adjudication. Lauren provides a brief overview of what adjudication involves, the process and includes some top tips on being prepared

2023-10-1009 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel UK GDPR: Compensation and fines - where are we now?Welcome to the second episode of our podcast series, "UK GDPR – where are we now?" where we delve into the ever-evolving landscape of GDPR and its impact on data protection practices. In episode two, our host, Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection, is joined by Tom Lingard, Head of Intellectual Property to discuss the pivotal shifts in compensation and fines under the UK GDPR. In this episode, we explore: Developments in fines and compensation under the GDPR Recent fines imposed by the ICO Recent cases and trends in damages awards

2023-10-0410 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B Quarter Day Podcast – Tenant exitsWelcome to the S&B Quarter Day podcast - a series of podcasts by Stevens & Bolton’s real estate disputes team offering digestible legal insights into topical issues for our listeners from the commercial property world. In this third episode, which is split into three parts, Helen Wheddon and Markus Klempa discuss the legal and practical issues that arise when a tenant wants to exit its premises. In Part 1, they focus on what happens when the tenant leaves unexpectedly.

2023-09-2809 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel UK GDPR – where are we now?Welcome to our brand-new podcast series, where we bring you the latest insights and updates on the GDPR and its impact on data protection practices. In our first episode, our host, Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection and Cyber Security, is joined by two experts: Gary Parnell, Head of Insurance, and Charlie Maurice, Head of IT. Together, they delve into some of the key trends that have shaped the evolution of the data protection landscape over the past five years. In this episode, we discuss: The evolution of GDPR five years on Brexit and...

2023-09-1411 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast - What employers need to know about the new Retained EU Law actSarah Taylor, senior knowledge lawyer in our Employment team joins Frances Rollin for this episode of the S&B People Podcast where we talk about the implications of the Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 on employment law in the UK. Although the controversial sunset provisions are no longer in play, there are still significant consequences for employers. We talk about the key aspects of the new act, the practical implications of these changes on employment law, the government consultations that recently closed on the Working Time Regulations, holiday pay and TUPE and the possibility of chaos in...

2023-07-1711 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast: Is it fair for an employer to rely on private Facebook posts to take disciplinary action?Chelsea Feeney, associate in our Employment team, joins Frances Rollin for this episode of the S&B People Podcast where we talk about the recent tribunal case of Webb v London Underground. The employer in this case had dismissed an employee following posts on her private Facebook account, that the Tribunal described as offensive, inflammatory and racially divisive. The tribunal considered if the employer could legitimately rely on private Facebook posts in order to take disciplinary action. It also considered the right to privacy and freedom of expression under the European Convention of Human Rights as well as some...

2023-07-1309 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B Quarter Day Podcast – Renters (Reform) BillWelcome to the S&B Quarter Day podcast – a series of podcasts by Stevens & Bolton’s real estate disputes team designed to provide commercial landlord and tenant listeners with an overview of key topics of interest. In the second episode of this series, Jessica Waters and Alexandra Rusu discuss the proposed changes to the private rental sector in the Renters (Reform) Bill recently published by the government.

2023-06-0708 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel R&I Spotlight - Cross-border recognition in a post-Brexit worldWhat happens when an insolvency officeholder is appointed over a company who needs to take action on behalf of the company in a foreign jurisdiction? Tim Carter and Lucy Trott discuss the ins and outs of obtaining recognition of officeholder appointments in foreign jurisdictions, an issue which is becoming more prevalent since the UK left the EU.

2023-04-2508 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B Quarter Day Podcast – The current position with MEES regulations and why it matterWelcome to the S&B Quarter Day podcast – a series of podcasts by Stevens & Bolton’s real estate disputes team designed to provide commercial landlord and tenant listeners with an overview of key topics of interest. In this first episode, associates Jessica Waters and Alexandra Rusu focus on the current position with the MEES regulations and why it matters, with a particular focus on enforcement and liability if the regulations are breached. We also provide our thoughts on MEES and predictions for the future.

2023-03-3108 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contracts Podcast – JurisdictionIn episode 10 of our Commercial Contracts Podcast Beverley Flynn, head of commercial and technology is joined by dispute resolution specialists, Catherine Penny and James Evison to discuss jurisdiction clauses in standard terms and contracts In this podcast, we address the following key questions: “In this podcast we address: Jurisdiction clauses in commercial contracts after Brexit; What to consider when drafting a jurisdiction clause; How to approach jurisdiction in commercial contracts with an international element; and The impact of not having a jurisdiction clause if a dispute arises”.

2023-03-2314 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to basics” - Defects, termination and disputes under NECIn our fifth and final episode of our second series of Construction Law: Back to Basics Podcasts, Lauren Melnyk and Claire Perry look at Defects, Termination and Disputes under the NEC (New Engineering Contract) suite of contracts.’

2023-03-0921 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B reDRess Podcast - EnforcementEpisode eight of our S&B reDRess Podcast from our dispute resolution team focuses on enforcement. Catherine Penny, Partner and Elizabeth Butler, Associate, talk about enforcement - “turning words into money” - what are the options for enforcing UK and overseas judgments and awards against UK assets and further afield.

2023-03-0710 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to basics” - Payment provisions under NECIn episode four of our 2nd series of Construction Law: Back to Basics Podcasts, Gwilym Evans and Tom O’Dell look at the payment provisions in the NEC (New Engineering Contract) suite of contracts.

2023-02-2812 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B reDRess Podcast - PrivilegeEpisode seven of our S&B reDRess Podcast from our dispute resolution team focuses on privilege. Catherine Penny, Partner and Katie Philipson, Managing Associate talk about the different kinds of privilege - legal advice, litigation and without prejudice. Including some quick fire practical scenarios

2023-02-2314 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to basics” - Managing the NEC contract – Part B (compensation events, timing & assessment and programme)In episode 3 Claire Perry and Jonathan Farrell take a further look at some of the management features in the NEC suite of contracts. Episode 3 covers compensation events, timing and assessment, plus the programme.

2023-02-2012 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to basics” - Managing the NEC contract – Part A (communications, roles and responsibilities and risk management)In episode two of our second series of Construction Law: "Back to Basics" podcasts, Gwilym Evans and Lauren Melnyk look at some of the management features in the NEC (New Engineering Contract) suite of contracts that deal with communications, roles and responsibilities and risk management.

2023-02-1317 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Meeting Room 7 – The Patent Licensing Podcast – The Unified Patent CourtEpisode 9 of our patent licensing podcast from Meeting Room 7 focuses on the new Unified Patent Court (UPC) system in the EU. Charlotte Tillett, head of Stevens & Bolton’s life sciences group, is joined by Senior Associate Tom Collins and Associate Kate Maguire to discuss the key considerations for both licensors and licensees in preparation for the UPC’s opening in June 2023. The episode includes: An overview of the UPC, the new Unitary Patent (UP), and the opt-out transitional period A discussion about the likely advantages and disadvantages of the new system Considerations for licensors, such as the risk of c...

2023-02-0622 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to basics” Series 2 - An introduction to NEC contractsWelcome to Series 2 of the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast – in this series of podcasts, Stevens & Bolton’s construction and engineering team provide listeners with an overview of the construction industry standard form NEC contracts. In the first episode, Jonathan Farrell and Tom O’Dell look at the very basics of NEC contracts. The first episode provides an introduction to NEC contracts and covers topics including: The background and style of NEC contracts The makeup of the contract documents A brief overview of the different types of clauses in NEC contracts

2023-02-0616 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel A-Z of banking and finance: E is for Events of DefaultWelcome to the second episode of our A-Z of Banking podcast. In our first episode, we covered the topic of ‘Acceleration’ and since then we have been working our way through the alphabet with articles covering Broker Letters, Conditions Precedent and Conditions Subsequent, and Default. In this episode of the podcast, Matthew Padian and Lucy Trott discuss the circumstances in which lenders might consider calling an Event of Default, and how borrowers can seek to avoid triggering a default under a loan agreement.

2023-01-1206 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contracts Podcast – Liquidated damages and penaltiesIn episode 9 of our Commercial Contracts Podcast Beverley Flynn, head of commercial and technology is joined by dispute resolution specialists, Catherine Penny and Alasdair McDowell to discuss the benefits of liquidated damages and the key points to consider when updating your standard terms and conditions. In this podcast, we address the following key questions: What are liquidated damages clauses? What are the benefits of liquidated damages clauses? What makes a liquidated damages clause a penalty clause? What are a party’s “legitimate interests” and why is it important to know? Is a service credits system in a contr...

2023-01-0913 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B reDRess Podcast - JurisdictionEpisode 6 of our S&B reDRess Podcast from our dispute resolution team focuses on jurisdiction. Catherine Penny, Partner and James Evison, Managing Associate provide an overview on jurisdiction clauses – what they are, things to think about and why it’s important to think about where you want to argue your disputes before a dispute has arisen.

2023-01-0610 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel R&I Spotlight - CVAs - where are we now?In our third episode of the R&I Spotlight Podcast, Lucy Trott is joined by partner, and practice group head, David Steinberg, to discuss the company voluntary arrangement (CVA). We consider the rise and recent fall in popularity of the CVA, and whether there is any remaining advantages to the CVA in world with increasing options for businesses looking to restructure

2022-12-1907 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B reDRess Podcast - Document PreservationEpisode 5 of our S&B reDRess Podcast, from our dispute resolution team, focuses on document preservation. Catherine Penny, Partner and Teja Pisk, Associate discuss what document preservation really entails and the importance for commercial parties to have good document management policies in place.

2022-11-0711 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast - Menopause in the workplaceMenopause has become a topical subject for many employers. In this podcast Helena Rosenstein and Chantelle De Filippis discuss the impact of the menopause in the workplace and the practical steps that employers can take to manage their exposure to menopause related claims and to limit the risk and cost of losing valued and experienced members of staff.

2022-11-0311 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contract Podcast - GDPRIn episode 8 of our Commercial Contracts 22 podcast Beverley Flynn, Head of Data Protection is joined by IT Partner, Charlie Maurice to discuss the latest changes in data protection laws and the key points to consider when updating your standard terms and conditions, master services agreements and outsourcing arrangements. The episode includes: Developments in data protection law and practice in a post-Brexit landscape Considerations for both controllers and processors in this context, including possible changes to data protection documentation and legal references International transfers and the latest position on transfers from the UK and the EEA Appointment...

2022-11-0217 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to basics” - What happens when disputes ariseIn the sixth and final episode of our Construction Law: ”Back to basics” podcast, Claire Perry and Lauren Melnyk consider what happens when disputes arise, including: Inbuilt contractual mechanisms for dispute resolution What happens in the absence of express contractual mechanisms – an overview of adjudication Litigation and arbitration as forms of dispute resolution

2022-10-2614 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel A-Z of banking and finance: A is for accelerationThe world of banking and financial law is full of legal jargon. Over the coming months, we will be bringing you an A-Z of key banking terms to explain these concepts in plain English. Our A-Z will be covered in a mix of articles and podcasts, drawing on the full breadth of our banking practice, with experience advising banks, financial institutions, large PLCs, private equity houses and smaller SMEs. In our first episode Matthew Padian and Lucy Trott discuss acceleration.

2022-10-2405 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to basics” - How to bring your project to a successful conclusionIn the fifth episode of our Construction Law: ”Back to basics” podcast, Lauren Melnyk and Jonny Farrell consider completion of a construction project and how to bring your project to a successful conclusion, including: How to reach Practical Completion and the points to be aware of The importance of the final account process What happens if there is a need to terminate the contract early

2022-10-1911 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel R&I Spotlight - Restructuring Plans - viable for SMEs after all?In this second episode of our R&I Spotlight podcast, Partner Matt Padian and Senior Knowledge Lawyer Lucy Trott discuss the key features of new Part 26A Restructuring Plan, and how it has been utilised since its introduction in 2020. We reflect on the plans sanctioned in favour of Amicus Finance and Houst Ltd (the first SME to enter into a restructuring plan) and consider whether the Restructuring Plan is a viable restructuring tool for the mid-market after all.

2022-10-1812 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: “Back to Basics” - Managing the contract: getting contract administration rightIn the fourth episode of our Construction Law “Back to Basics” podcast, Gwilym Evans and Jonny Farrell look at some of the key tools for effectively managing a contract. In particular, this podcast will cover: payment in construction contracts the process for applying for extra time and money the importance of a contract administrators' role the significance of notices

2022-10-1225 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to Basics” - How do you deal with change during the construction of the works?In the third episode of our Construction Law “Back to Basics” podcast, Gwilym Evans and Chris Lamb look at why it’s important to make allowances in your contracts to reflect the likelihood that changes might arise on a project after works have begun. In particular, this podcast touches on: common contractual mechanisms for managing changes and variations to the contract what is meant by “provisional sums” and how these work in practice who takes responsibility for any changes when it comes to additional time and costs that may be incurred as a result of a change

2022-10-0620 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B reDRess Podcast - TerminationTermination of contracts is often at the core of many commercial disputes. Terminating when there is no legal right to do so, or getting the mechanics of termination wrong, can have dire consequences. In episode 4 of our S&B reDRess podcast Catherine Penny and Lucy Hall address parties’ rights to terminate, how they ought to be deployed, and the pitfalls of getting it wrong.

2022-09-2909 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to Basics” - What should your construction contract include?In the second episode of our Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast, Chris Lamb and Samuel Burnage consider the key practical points you need to ensure are captured within the body of any building contract entered into, including: warnings surrounding the use of off the shelf building contracts caps on liability insurance responsibilities for both the contractor and developer liquidated damages

2022-09-2811 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contract Podcast - ESGEpisode 7 of our Commercial Contracts 22 podcast focuses on the important topic of environmental, social and governance (ESG) values. Beverley Flynn, head of commercial and technology is joined by commercial partner, Nicola Broadhurst to discuss practical tips on improving your commercial contracts with your sustainability goals in mind. The episode covers: ESG – what is it Greenwashing explained What legal resources are there Top tips

2022-09-2211 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Construction Law: ”Back to Basics” - What do you need to think about at procurement? How to get your project off the ground?Welcome to the Construction Law "Back to Basics" podcast – a series of podcasts by Stevens & Bolton’s construction and engineering team designed to provide listeners with an overview of the core construction law principles you need to be aware of throughout the key stages of a construction project. Whether you are procuring a professional team or looking to pursue a claim, our series of podcasts hopes to provide you with a succinct summary of the practical points that need to be at the forefront of your mind as a project moves from conception to completion. In this firs...

2022-09-2110 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast: Business protection - from confidential information to competing employeesTom Lingard, Head of our Intellectual Property team, joins Rebecca Berry from our employment team to discuss the thorny issue of how businesses can protect themselves against rogue current and former employees misusing confidential information. They also discuss the extent to which former employees can be restricted from competing after their employment has ended, and what options are open to employers.

2022-09-1216 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel R&I Spotlight - Half year insolvency round-upWelcome to the R&I Spotlight podcast – a new series from the finance, restructuring and insolvency team at Stevens & Bolton focusing on key issues in the world of R&I. In this first episode, Matthew Padian, Helen Martin and Lucy Trott provide a half year insolvency update, looking at trends in the latest insolvency figures and making predictions for the months ahead.

2022-09-0615 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B reDRess Podcast - Alternative Dispute ResolutionThere has been a renewed focus on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in recent times with many believing it should now form a compulsory part of the litigation process. Hence why, in episode 3 of our S&B reDRess Podcast, Catherine Penny and Alasdair McDowell consider what it is, the different types of ADR, and why disputing parties need to consider it in the early stages of a dispute.

2022-09-0110 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contracts Podcast – Costs, RPI and COGS - cost charging mechanisms examined in light of inflationEpisode 6 of our Commercial Contracts 22 podcast focuses on the thorny issue of inflation and costs, RPI and Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) from the perspective of standard terms and conditions, master services agreements and outsourcing arrangements. Beverley Flynn, head of commercial and technology is joined by commercial partner, Charlie Maurice to discuss this topical issue and the options available. In these cost-pressured times we discuss: Pricing clauses in contracts and issues to consider from both customer and supplier perspectives How contract prices are often recalculated, including the various indices (e.g. RPI, CPI) used to do so...

2022-08-2515 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contracts Podcast – Insolvency considerationsEpisode 5 of our Commercial Contracts 22 podcast focuses on changes to insolvency legislation and how this may affect your standard terms and conditions. Beverley Flynn, head of Stevens & Bolton’s commercial and technology team is joined by our co-head of restructuring and insolvency, Tim Carter to discuss practical tips on drafting and improving your commercial contracts. The episode includes: Suppliers beware: the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 introduced a bar on the termination of contracts by reason of insolvency The essential facts: covering the type of insolvency proceedings, how suppliers (and customers) are effected and which contracts St...

2022-08-1511 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B reDRess Podcast - ArbitrationEpisode 2 of our S&B reDRess Podcast focuses on arbitration. Catherine Penny and Lorna Sleave from our dispute resolution team discuss what it is and when it might be used, and the perceived advantages of arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism compared to litigation.

2022-08-0208 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast: Holiday headachesAs we enter the busy summer holiday season, employers are likely to see some common holiday-related issues resurface, particularly as we continue to experience ongoing travel disruption. What should you do if an employee is stranded overseas or is otherwise affected by travel disruption? What about employees who are unwell with covid whilst on holiday? Should you consider requests to extend periods of holiday by a period of remote working from abroad? Employment law experts, Hollie Ryan and Chantelle de Filippis, discuss how to handle these common holiday ‘headaches’ here.

2022-07-2813 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast: The new High Potential Individual visa categoryThe newest immigration route– the High Potential Individual visa category – was launched on 30 May 2022. Could this help you live and work in the UK? As a business, could it help with the recruitment issues you’re experiencing and enable you to hire overseas talent more easily? Immigration experts Kerry Garcia and Jackie Penlington discuss here

2022-07-1914 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B reDRess Podcast - Should I litigate?Welcome to the S&B reDRess Podcast, a new series from the dispute resolution team at Stevens & Bolton, in which members of the team cover what commercial parties need to know about dispute resolution related topics. In the first episode Catherine Penny and Michael Stocks discuss the key factors a party should have in mind when considering embarking on litigation and what the process entails.

2022-07-1311 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contracts Podcast – Employment and TUPE considerationsEpisode 4 of our Commercial Contracts Podcast focuses on the key considerations when negotiating outsourcing agreements with a service provider from an employment perspective. Beverley Flynn, head of Stevens & Bolton’s commercial and technology team is joined by our head of employment and immigration, Kerry Garcia, to discuss practical tips on drafting and improving your commercial contracts. The episode covers: Issues to consider in deciding whether TUPE applies and an overview of risks in relation to TUPE Apportioning risk in relation to TUPE and TUPE clauses on award and on exit Other employment clauses, including warranties and pr...

2022-07-0519 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contracts Podcast - Confidentiality provisions and trade secretsEpisode 3 of our Commercial Contracts Podcast focuses on intellectual property and updating your T&Cs confidential information and trade secrets. Beverley Flynn, head of Stevens & Bolton’s commercial and technology team is joined by our head of IP, Tom Lingard who provide practical tips on how to update and improve your standard terms and conditions, master services agreements, outsourcing arrangements and contractual terms. This episode includes: Drafting confidentiality clauses and agreements that work The risks of relying on NDAs and the interaction of confidentiality, restrictive covenants and other protective clauses Practical steps for protecting trade secrets

2022-05-1911 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast: The hybrid hangoverS&B’s People Podcast is a series of bite-sized podcasts aimed at busy HR professionals and employers. Your business may have embraced hybrid working but what hang-over issues has this left you with? Have you thought about proximity bias and the risk of discriminating against employees choosing to work from home? What about employees who refuse to come into the office the week before their holiday? Do you really know how employees dispose of confidential information at home? Employment law experts, Hannah Ford and Emily Hocken discuss here. Do you have any themes or top...

2022-04-2711 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contracts Podcast - Limits on liabilityIn episode 2 of our Commercial Contracts Podcast Beverley Flynn, head of Stevens & Bolton’s commercial and technology team is joined by commercial law expert, Beverley Whittaker to discuss limits on liability. This episode includes: a discussion of the importance of limits on liability in supply terms and why they can be tricky key points for suppliers in B2B transactions tips for purchasers considering supplier terms or their own procurement terms

2022-04-1919 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Commercial Contracts Podcast - Force majeureWelcome to Commercial Contracts 22, a podcast from the commercial and technology team at Stevens & Bolton. In this series we will be providing practical tips on how to update and improve your standard terms and conditions, master services agreements (MSAs), outsourcing arrangements and contractual terms. We will be talking with specialists from various areas across the firm gaining insight on how new developments in the law may impact on your terms and conditions. In this first episode, Beverley Flynn, head of commercial and technology is joined by Gustaf Duhs, head of competition and regulatory to discuss force majeure. In...

2022-03-2914 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel The S&B People Podcast - Post-pandemic compensation strategiesS&B’s People Podcast is a series of bite-sized podcasts aimed at busy HR professionals and employers. The COVID-19 Pandemic has fundamentally changed the UK workplace and accelerated new working practices. Has your business’s remuneration model kept pace with change? How can your compensation strategy capitalise on the opportunities presented by the new landscape? Employment law experts, Sarah Taylor and Rebecca Berry discuss in this episode.

2022-02-2311 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Meeting Room 7 - The patent licensing podcast - Should I be worried about…?Episode 8 of our patent licensing podcast from Meeting Room 7, the final episode in this series, answers the question “Should I be worried about…?” in relation to some of the key issues that underpin important licensing provisions. Charlotte Tillett, head of Stevens & Bolton’s life sciences group, is joined by Professional Support Lawyer Astrid Arnold and Associate Melissa Turner to discuss some thorny issues and their implications on patent and knowhow licensing agreements. The episode includes: The Unified Patent Court – a brief update on the status of the UPC, why it is still relevant to the UK, and issues...

2022-02-0924 min

Stevens & Bolton Podcast Channel Meeting Room 7 - The patent licensing podcast - Warranties, liabilities and indemnitiesEpisode 7 of our patent licensing podcast from Meeting Room 7 focuses on warranties, liabilities and indemnities. Charlotte Tillett, head of Stevens & Bolton’s life sciences group, is joined by Senior Associate Tom Collins and Partner Gustaf Duhs (as a special guest from our commercial and regulatory team) to discuss what needs to be considered - by both the licensor and licensee - when it comes to negotiating warranties, indemnities and liability provisions. The episode includes: An overview of warranties, indemnities and liabilities and the interaction between these provisions in licence agreements The typical types of warranties and ind...

2022-01-2533 min