Shows
The WHorld of LawResidential Property The Wright Way: The Post Completion and Land Registry ProcessIn this episode of Residential Property The Wright Way, Toni Peppard (Senior Associate), Fern Colwill (Licensed Conveyancer), and Dion Bishop (Executive Assistant) unpack the key steps that follow completion of a property transaction, focusing on differences between a sale and a purchase.Highlights include:Post-Completion Steps: A clear overview of what happens after completion, including Stamp Duty submission and Land Registry applications.Land Registry Delays: Discussion on current delays, how long registrations are taking, and the problems this causes for property owners.Expedition Process: When and how applications...2025-06-0512 minThe WHorld of LawFrom Tokenism to True Inclusion: EDI in PracticeIn this conversation, Tina Chander (Partner & Head of Employment Law) and Gemma Clark (Associate in our Employment Law team) sit down with Vicky Brook, Founder of People 3 Construction to discuss the critical importance of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) in the workplace, emphasising that these concepts are not just trendy terms but essential for effective business practices. They explore the pitfalls of tokenism, the need for genuine EDI practices, and the importance of embedding EDI into business strategies. The conversation also highlights the role of training, the necessity of continuous review, and the impact of remote work...2025-05-2143 minThe WHorld of LawResidential Property The Wright Way: Property and WillsIn this insightful episode of Residential Property the Wright Way, host Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team, and Toni Peppard, Senior Associate in our Residential Property team, unpack the crucial connection between property transactions and having a Will in place.Whether you're buying your first home, selling a long-held property, or purchasing with a partner, this episode explains why having an up-to-date Will is essential—not just for peace of mind, but to ensure your assets are protected and your wishes clearly laid out.Key topics discussed include:Why property ownership is...2025-04-1614 min
Taking Control: The ADHD PodcastLove, Attention, and the Invisible Chasm of ADHD with Jonathan HassallImagine two people standing on opposite sides of a canyon. One, tethered to the rhythms of neurotypical expectation—cause and effect, action and consequence—a world in which forgotten keys are just that: forgotten keys. The other, moving through a landscape of impulsivity, of fractured attention, of a thousand micro-failures that feel, at times, like an existential indictment. They love each other. They try to reach across the chasm. But the bridge they need is invisible.This week on The ADHD Podcast, Pete Wright and Nikki Kinzer embark on a three-part exploration into ADHD and relationships. Their guid...2025-03-061h 04The WHorld of LawResidential Property The Wright Way: Source of FundsIn this latest episode of Residential Property The Wright Way, Toni Peppard (Senior Associate), Fern Colwill (Licensed Conveyancer), and Dion Bishop (Executive Assistant) dive deep into the crucial initial steps of the home-buying process. They explore the importance of understanding your source of funds and the ID verification required during the initial onboarding phase when purchasing a house. The team explains why these administrative tasks are necessary, shedding light on how they help streamline the process and ensure a smooth transition toward homeownership. They also share expert tips on how to be fully prepared for this stage...2025-02-2414 minThe WHorld of LawResidential Property The Wright Way: Stamp Duty Land TaxIn the latest episode of Residential Property The Wright Way, hosts Toni Peppard (Senior Associate), Fern Colwill (Licensed Conveyancer), and Dion Bishop (Executive Assistant) dive into the upcoming changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), which will come into effect on April 1st.
They discuss the key changes, including adjustments to tax bands and reliefs, and explore how these updates will impact the housing market. The episode also covers how the changes might affect current property transactions, with insights into what buyers and sellers need to know to ensure they’re prepared before the deadline.
Di...2025-02-0510 minThe WHorld of LawResidential Property The Wright Way: IntroductionWelcome to Residential Property The Wright Way, the brand-new podcast series from our expert residential property team. Whether you're buying, selling or simply curious about the world of property transactions, our team is here to guide you through the process with insights, advice and real-life experiences.
In our first episode, we introduce the team behind the podcast: Toni Peppard (Senior Associate), Kavita Keshwala-Odedra (Conveyancing Executive), Fern Colwill (Licensed Conveyancer) and Dion Bishop (Executive Assistant). They share what they do day-to-day, how they support clients, and some of the most memorable or fun moments from their careers.
2025-01-3008 minThe WHorld of LawReal Estate Rundown: Commercial Property & Development TrustsIn this episode of Real Estate Rundown, we explore the intricate world of commercial property and development trusts, breaking down how these powerful tools work in property investment and development. If you're curious about how trusts and family investment companies (FICs) can be leveraged for real estate success, this episode is packed with valuable insights.
We cover key topics such as:
- What is a trust and why is it important for property deals?
- Common trust types in commercial property transactions.
- How trusts help manage tax liabilities in property...2025-01-2816 minThe WHorld of LawPart 2 | Richard Dundee & Sarah Wakeman Talk: How to Protect Someone Who is VulnerableThe second part of our recent podcast between Sarah Wakeman, Fundraising and Business Development Manager at Carers Trust Heart of England and Partner at Wright Hassall, Richard Dundee, explores essential strategies for safeguarding vulnerable individuals, whether they are family members or loved ones. From securing financial stability to ensuring proper care, here’s what you need to know.
Key Insights:
Establish a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA):
An LPA is a critical legal tool that allows a trusted person to manage the affairs of someone who loses the capacity to do so. It’s the first step in protecting vuln...2025-01-1710 minThe WHorld of LawPart 1 | Richard Dundee & Sarah Wakeman Talk: The Importance of a Lasting Power of AttorneyIn this discussion, Sarah Wakeman of Carers Trust Heart of England speaks with Richard Dundee at Wright Hassall to demystify Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) and their vital role in planning for the unexpected.
Key Takeaways
Understanding LPAs:
LPAs are legal documents allowing individuals to appoint trusted people to manage their affairs if they lose capacity. They are a safeguard, ensuring financial and health-related decisions align with personal wishes.
Types of LPAs:
- Property and Financial Affairs: Covers managing bank accounts, property, bills, and investments.
- Health and Welfare: Addresses personal care, medical treatment, living arrangements, and end-of-life decisions.
...2025-01-1742 minThe WHorld of LawReal Estate Rundown: Understanding Overage in Real EstateIn the latest episode of Real Estate Rundown, Claire Waring and Andrew Jones explore the complex topic of overage in agreements and their significance in property transactions.
This episode covers everything you need to know about overage, including:
- What is overage: A clear definition and why it matters in real estate deals.
- Types of overage: Understanding the different structures and when they apply.
- Are all overage payments the same?
- Documenting overage terms
- Triggers for overage payments2025-01-1514 minThe WHorld of LawReal Estate Rundown: Landlord and Tenant Act 1954In this episode of Real Estate Rundown, our Commercial Real Estate experts, David Slade and Andrew Jones, discuss the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and the significant changes proposed by the Law Commission in their recent consultation paper.
The engaging conversation explores:
The background and key provisions of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.
The proposed amendments and what they mean for landlords and tenants.
Practical implications for the future of commercial leasing.
Whether you are a landlord, tenant, or industry professional, this episode provides valuable insights into one of the most important legal...2025-01-0716 minThe WHorld of LawReal Estate Rundown: Transport and Commercial DevelopmentIn the latest episode of Real Estate Rundown, Andrew Jones, Partner in our Real Estate team is joined by guest Anne Shaw, Executive Director at Transport for West Midlands.
Andrew and Anne explore how transport hubs drive commercial development. From increased demand near train stations and bus stations to the rise of mixed-use developments, we discusses why accessibility is crucial for business success. Learn how proximity to transport reshapes urban planning, boosts property values and fosters vibrant, integrated communities.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or...2024-12-0915 minThe WHorld of LawKnow your Trusts: Life Insurance TrustsIn this short video clip, Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team explains the concept of a life insurance trust and how it can benefit you and your beneficiaries. A life insurance trust is a legal arrangement where a trust is created to hold a life insurance policy, with the proceeds distributed according to the terms of the trust after the policyholder’s death. It’s a valuable tool for those looking to plan their estate and protect their loved ones financially.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute lega...2024-12-0202 minThe WHorld of LawKnow your Trusts: Probate TrustsIn this short clip, Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team breaks down the concept of a probate trust.
A probate trust is a legal tool used to manage and distribute a person's assets after they pass away, bypassing the often lengthy and costly probate process. The video explains how a probate trust works and its key benefits. By the end, you will have a clearer understanding of how probate trusts can help streamline the estate planning process.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or...2024-12-0202 minThe WHorld of LawKnow your Trusts: Bare TrustsIn this short video, Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team breaks down the concept of a bare trust in simple terms. This is the simplest type of trust. The beneficiary has an immediate and absolute right to the treasures in the chest once they reach adulthood (usually at a specified age, commonly 18, 21 or 25 years). It’s a great way to leave something for young children without handing them a large sum too early.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is ma...2024-12-0201 minThe WHorld of LawKnow your Trusts: Interest in Possession TrustsOur next clip on exploring different types of trusts, Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team focuses on interest in possession trusts (also known as life interest trusts).
An interest in possession trust is a type of trust where a beneficiary has the right to receive income generated from the trust’s assets for a period of time, often for life, but does not own the assets themselves. This clip will help you to gain an understanding of how interest in possession trusts are commonly used in estate planning, wealth management, and providing for loved ones wh...2024-12-0201 minThe WHorld of LawKnow your Trusts: Discretionary TrustsIn this bitesize clip, Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team breaks down the concept of a discretionary trust in simple terms.
A discretionary trust is a legal arrangement where a trustee holds and manages assets for the benefit of beneficiaries, but with the flexibility to decide how and when those assets are distributed. The trustee has the discretion, meaning they can choose which beneficiaries receive distributions, how much, and at what time. This flexibility makes it a popular choice for estate planning, providing a level of protection and tax efficiency. We'll explain how it works...2024-12-0202 minThe WHorld of LawKnow your Trusts: What is a Trust?What exactly is a trust? Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team explains what a trust is, how they can be used and the different options available to you that can be established either through your Will (to take effect after your death) or during your lifetime.
This is the first in a series of podcasts surrounding trusts from Richard.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date...2024-12-0210 minThe WHorld of LawReal Estate Rundown: Finance & Raising Money On Commercial PropertyJoin Andrew Jones, Partner in our Real Estate team and Lucie Byron, Partner and Head of our Real Estate Finance team in the latest episode of our Real Estate Rundown series.
In today's episode we explore the essential strategies and insights you need when raising money on commercial properties. We cover critical topics like separate vs. dual representation in legal dealings, the lender's process and perspective on financing, and why timing your property valuation matters more than you think. We will also discuss key information borrowers should have ready for solicitors, EPCs (Energy Performance Certificates) and the...2024-11-2615 minThe WHorld of LawThe Ex-Files: Death and Divorce Part 2In the second episode of our series on death and divorce, experts Peter Lowe, Senior Partner, Lucy Compton, Senior Paralegal and Richard Dundee, Partner, dive into the crucial topic of planning for children's well-being in the event of parent's passing.
They explore the questions like who would take on the role of caregiver, legal considerations, and essential steps to ensure your children are cared for according to your wishes. this episodes provides valuable guidance on safeguarding your children's future during life's most challenging transitions.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and...2024-11-1222 minThe WHorld of LawThe Ex-Files: Death and Divorce Part 1In this episode our experts, Peter Lowe, Senior Partner, Lucy Compton, Senior Paralegal and Richard Dundee, Partner, delve into the crucial roles of estate planning and wills when facing life's most challenging transitions - divorce and death.
They explore how these events can affect your financial security, children's futures, and personal legacy. Our lawyers share real-life examples of unintended complications from lack of planning, as well as the ways having a will or well-thought- out estate plan can protect your loved ones from lengthy disputes, financial setbacks, and difficult decisions in times of grief.
Disclaimer...2024-11-0732 minThe WHorld of LawReal Estate Rundown: Permitted Development RightsJoin Andrew Jones, Partner in our Real Estate team and Rebecca Mushing, Partner in our Planning team in the latest episode of our Real Estate Rundown series.
This episode dives into the fundamentals of permitted development rights (PDRs) within planning law, exploring what they are, how they work and why they're essential in the world of planning and development.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate...2024-10-2912 minThe WHorld of LawEnd Workplace Bullying Day: In conversation with Matt Western MPMatt Western, Labour MP for Warwick and Leamington sits down with Tina Chander, Partner and Head of Employment Law at Wright Hassall to discuss the importance of ending workplace bullying, the latest WH survey results and Matt's thoughts on improving workplaces in the future.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining from, an action or relying on the...2024-10-2524 minThe WHorld of LawInheritance Tax Planning: What lies ahead for the Autumn 2024 Budget?There’s a lot of scepticism and concern about what the new Labour government might look to do in the upcoming October 2024 budget, whether they are going to reduce allowances for various taxes, introduce new ones, remove exemptions, or effectively rewrite the ‘rule book’.
Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team takes a closer look from a private client perspective on the current position.
In his podcast, Richard discusses:
The importance of inheritance and tax planning
Inheritance Tax, Capital Gains Tax and various reliefs
What changes are likely in the October 2024 Budget
How to pre...2024-10-2231 min
The WHorld of Employment LawS2 Ep 5: Season Round-up!In our final episode of season two of The WHorld of Employment Law, Tina Chander, Partner and Head of Employment Law provides a series round-up.
Throughout season two, members of our Employment Law team have delved deeper into family-friendly leave, which included:
• Recent changes to family-friendly leave
• Carer’s Leave
• Parental Leave and time off for dependents
• Maternity Leave, rights and pay
Tina takes a closer look at the themes that have been explored and addresses what to do if things don’t go to plan in relation to...2024-10-0807 minThe WHorld of LawReal Estate Rundown: Construction ContractsListen to our latest episode in our new series, Real Estate Rundown, where Andrew Jones, Partner in our Real Estate team and Michael Hiscock, Partner and Head of Construction at Wright Hassall delve into the ins and outs of construction contracts, exploring what construction contracts are, how aspects of these contracts work and more.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before...2024-10-0817 minThe WHorld of LawReal Estate Rundown: Strategic LandJoin Andrew Jones, Partner in our Real Estate team and Claire Waring, Partner in our Development team at Wright Hassall in the first episode of Real Estate Rundown. In this episode, Andrew and Claire discuss the ins and outs of strategic land, covering...
What is strategic land?
Who typically owns strategic land?
Who is interested in strategic and land and how does it work?
Agreements in the context of strategic land
And more!
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort i...2024-09-2516 minThe WHorld of LawThe Ex-Files: Death and Divorce Part 2Join Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team, Peter Lowe, Senior Partner and Lucy Compton, Senior Paralegal in our Family team as they discuss the implication that death and divorce have on children and the importance of having a plan in place in the event of these life changing scenarios.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining...2024-09-1222 minThe WHorld of LawThe Ex-Files: Death and Divorce Part 1Join Richard Dundee, Partner in our Private Client team, Peter Lowe, Senior Partner and Lucy Compton, Senior Paralegal in our Family team as they discuss the importance of Wills and keeping them up to date in the event of life changing circumstances, such as divorce.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining from, an action or relying on...2024-09-1232 minThe WHorld of LawHow will Labour reform the use of zero-hours contracts?Listen to our podcast where Sophie Wahba, Associate and Kash Dosanjh, Senior Associate in our Employment Law team delve deeper into the proposed changes to zero-hours contracts, explore what this means for employers and explain what employers can do to prepare. Matthew Davies, Partner and Head of Business Immigration also provides a useful insight into how this reform is likely to impact businesses from a business immigration perspective.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is...2024-09-0412 minThe WHorld of Employment LawS2 Ep 4: Maternity Leave, Rights and PayJoin Tina Chander, Partner and Head of Employment Law and Sophie Wahba, Associate in our latest episode of The WHorld of Employment Law!
In this episode, the team take on a topic that is a common matter for businesses and their workforce… maternity leave.
Tina and Sophie discuss:
The types of leave that constitute maternity leave and why they are categorised
Individual rights for those on maternity leave and when returning to work
Eligibility, notification requirements and pay
What time off is a pregnant employee entitled to and the difference between annual leave and ma...2024-08-1521 minThe WHorld of Employment LawS2 Ep 3: Parental Leave and time off for dependents - what's the difference?Welcome to another episode of The WHorld of Employment Law! Join Kash Dosanjh, Senior Associate and Charlie Bass, Paralegal in our Employment Law team as they explain the differences between parental leave and time off for dependents.
During this episode, Kash and Charlie cover:
What is Parental Leave?
Eligibility and usage of Parental Leave
Notice and restrictions of this type of leave
Parental Leave for disabled children
Understand time off for dependents
The difference between Parental Leave and time off for dependents
Is an employee entitled to paid leave?
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information...2024-07-2411 minThe WHorld of Employment LawS2 Ep 2: Carer's Leave - what is it and what does it mean for you?Welcome to our next instalment of The WHorld of Employment Law. In line with Carers Week, our Employment Law team have dedicated this episode of the podcast to the introduction of Carer's Leave in the workplace.
Tina Chander, Partner and Head of Employment Law and Adam Morris, Solicitor discuss the new legislation in further detail.
In this episode they cover:
What is Carer's Leave and who is entitled to take it?
What issues could arise from Carer's Leave?
Notice requirements and reasons to postpone leave
The role of policies in managing Carer's Leave
Potential...2024-06-1320 minThe WHorld of Employment LawS2 Ep 1: An overview of the recent changes to family-friendly leaveWelcome to season 2 of The WHorld of Employment Law! In this upcoming season, the Employment Law team at Wright Hassall will be focusing on family-friendly leave in the workplace.
A topic that often affects many in the modern-day workplace, Gemma Clark and Sophie Wahba, Associates in the team kick off the new series with an episode that focuses on recent legislative changes to enhanced protection against redundancy, flexible working and paternity leave.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made...2024-05-2817 minThe WHorld of Employment LawSEASON 2 COMING SOON!SEASON 2 OF THE WHORLD OF EMPLOYMENT LAW IS COMING!
In this series, we'll be delving deeper into family-friendly leave and recent legislative changes. This is a topic that we often assist employers and employees with as it can often be complex and it is vital that both parties understand the legislation surrounding this area of employment law.
We look forward to welcoming you back to The WHorld of Employment Law!
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made...2024-05-2301 minThe WHorld of LawWhat is the impact of the new salary thresholds for sponsored employees in the workplace, and how might employers have to deal with them?In our latest episode, Stacey Lambert, Associate in our Business Immigration team along with Gemma Clark, Associate and Sarah Price, Solicitor in our Employment Law team join forces to discuss the latest changes to immigration rules and the knock-on effect it may have from an employment perspective.
This episode primarily focuses on how the latest salary threshold changes will impact sponsored employees whose sponsorship will be due for renewal, how transitional arrangements work, and how employers will have to handle cases which do not meet the revised criteria.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general...2024-05-2010 minThe WHorld of LawThe Ex-Files: The Divorce Process - Back to BasicsJoin Peter Lowe, Senior Partner and Lucy Compton, Senior Paralegal in our Family team at Wright Hassall as they go back to basics and discuss the divorce process from start to finish.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining from, an action or relying on the legal information given here.
Although Wright Hassall can assist with...2024-04-2413 minThe WHorld of Employment LawS1 Ep 5: A fine line - when does banter in the workplace risk turning into discrimination?Welcome to episode 5 of The WHorld of Employment Law!
In this episode solicitors in the Wright Hassall Employment Law team, Gemma Clark and Adam Morris, take a closer look at discrimination in the workplace and the potential pitfalls employers and employees are falling into in terms of banter becoming discriminatory, and what steps should be taken to help prevent the line being crossed.
This episode covers:
What is the legal definition of discrimination and what are protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010?
The six types of discrimination claims
What is banter and how does i...2024-03-2817 minThe WHorld of Employment LawS1 Ep 4: Transfer of undertakings from a transferee’s perspectiveJoin Tina Chander, Partner and Head of Employment Law and Gemma Clark, Solicitor for episode 4 of The WHorld of Employment Law!
TUPE is one of those words that many people are familiar with, but often do not know what this means in practical terms and what responsibilities this may impose on employers, or even when such obligations may arise. It is important that businesses are aware of where a transfer of undertakings may take place, and consequently the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (“TUPE Regulations”) will apply.
In this episode, Tina and Gemma review:
What...2024-02-2814 minThe WHorld of LawWhat do I need to consider when selling my business?Selling a business can feel like a daunting task but with the correct advice and guidance, it can make the process smoother and easier.
Our next podcast sees our Business Group join forces to discuss preparing for the sale of your business. In this episode, you will hear from: Rees Herrod in Corporate, Buddug Williams in Commercial, Tina Chander and Gemma Clark from Employment, Kevin Hall in VAT and Matthew Davies from Business Immigration as they weigh in their perspective of key things to consider with a sale.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general...2024-02-0819 minThe WHorld of LawThe Ex-Files: Why you shouldn’t ignore pensions in divorceJoin Peter Lowe, Senior Partner, Laura Stocks, Senior Associate and Lucy Compton, Senior Paralegal in our Family team at Wright Hassall as they review some shocking statistics in relation to pensions when divorcing and why we shouldn't ignore them.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining from, an action or relying on the legal information given here.
2024-02-0111 minThe WHorld of Employment LawS1 Ep 3: What’s on the horizon? Legislative changes to employment law in 2024Our first podcast of 2024 looks at the upcoming changes to employment law this year. Join Sophie Wahba, Associate and Gemma Clark, Solicitor as they dive deeper into the legislative changes that you need to be aware of.
In this episode we cover:
Changes to holiday pay calculations, working time
records and increased flexibility with consultations during a TUPE transfer
The Equality Act 2010 (Amendment) Regulations 2023
The Paternity Leave (Amendment) Regulations 2024
The Flexible Working (Amendment) Regulations 2023
Enhanced protection from redundancy
The Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act
2010) Act 2023
The Carer’s Leave Act 2023
Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Ac...2024-01-2922 minThe WHorld of LawThe Ex-Files: A Changing WorldJoin Peter Lowe, Senior Partner and Lucy Compton, Senior Paralegal in our Family team at Wright Hassall as they discuss a few recent reports highlighting concerns around divorce as well as some shocking statistics they have uncovered.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining from, an action or relying on the legal information given here.
Although W...2024-01-0515 minThe WHorld of LawThe Ex-Files: D Day MythJoin Peter Lowe, Senior Partner and Lucy Compton, Senior Paralegal in our Family team at Wright Hassall as they discuss some of the myths around family law, including whether we see more divorce enquiries at this time of year.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining from, an action or relying on the legal information given here.
2023-12-2112 minThe WHorld of LawThe 5-point Plan for Immigration: What is the Potential Impact for Business Immigration?In our latest podcast, Matthew Davies, Partner and Head of Business Immigration is joined by his colleagues Stacey Lambert, Associate, Maha Ajaj, Paralegal and Dana Munteanu, Executive Assistant as they discuss the recent media frenzy surrounding net migration and the 5-point plan.
Our team look at these points in more detail and the impact that they could potentially have going forward.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date...2023-12-1211 min
The WHorld of LawTime for your business MOT Reviewing your T&Cs and contractsWhether you are a sole trader, SME or a larger business, reviewing your existing terms and conditions and contracts to ensure they reflect how your business is currently operating is important.
In this podcast, Patrick McCullum, Senior Associate and Shivani Pandya, Solicitor in our Commercial team discuss ways in which you can review your T&Cs and contracts by providing examples such as cashflow, legislative changes, data protection, relevant training and future-proofing your business.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort...2023-12-0714 minThe WHorld of Employment LawS1 Ep 2: Christmas Parties!Season's greetings from Wright Hassall! Welcome to a festive themed second episode of The WHorld of Employment Law with Kash Dosanjh, Associate and Sarah Price, Solicitor as they discuss Christmas parties. During the episode, Kash and Sarah discuss common issues that they have come across from work parties and offer advice to employers on what they can do to mitigate this risk.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but...2023-12-0710 minThe WHorld of Employment LawS1 Ep 1: Bullying and Harassment in the WorkplaceWhether you’re an employer or employee, bullying and harassment is sadly a big issue in the workplace and can have devastating effects. In Wright Hassall’s recent survey, worryingly two in five people experience workplace bullying and/or harassment in the workplace.
In this episode, Tina Chander, Partner and Head of Employment Law and Gemma Clark, Solicitor at Wright Hassall discuss exactly what bullying and harassment in the workplace is and its effects; claims that can be brought against an employer; the process of making a complaint from both an employee and employer perspective and preventative meas...2023-11-0918 minThe WHorld of Employment LawThe WHorld of Employment Law TrailerCOMING SOON - THE WHORLD OF EMPLOYMENT LAW!
Welcome to The WHorld of Employment Law brought to you by the Employment Law team at Wright Hassall. Join us as we delve deeper into the world of employment law every month as we cover a wide range of topics that can help employees and employers alike.
We want to hear from you! Get in touch with any questions or topics you would like to hear us discuss in upcoming episodes, email employment.podcast@wrighthassall.co.uk.
We look forward to welcoming you into The WHor...2023-11-0701 min
The WHorld of LawContracts and Handbooks - Why keep them up-to-dateJoin Gemma Clark and Sarah Price who are Solicitors in our Employment team at Wright Hassall as they discuss the importance of keeping your business's contracts and handbooks up-to-date and what exactly needs to be included in these documents.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining from, an action or relying on the legal information given here.
2023-10-1916 min
The WHorld of LawChanges in the World of Business ImmigrationJoin
from our Business Immigration team in their podcast as they discuss the latest changes in the world of business immigration.
In their October podcast, the team explores the changes to business immigration that were made effective from 4 October 2023, stemming from the Government's announcement earlier in the year, regarding increasing salaries within the public sector and how they would be partly funded by the increased fees charged to overseas migrants in terms of visa fees and other associated costs.
The team also look to the future and discuss what other possible changes are...2023-10-1906 min
The WHorld of LawRound-up: Immigration NewsMatthew Davies, Partner and Head of Business Immigration comments on the latest news since our last issue, covering the sheer extent of net migration since Brexit and the reactive moves from the Government sought to dampen criticism.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining from, an action or relying on the legal information given here.
Although W...2023-07-2008 min
The WHorld of LawCorporate acquisitions and the National Securities and Investments Act 2021Implemented fully in early January 2022 under the National Securities and Investment Act (NSIA), we have now had over a year of the standalone regime for the scrutiny of, and intervention, in acquisitions and investments in the UK for the purpose of protecting national security.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining from, an action or relying on the...2023-07-1904 min
The WHorld of LawMergers and Acquisitions - Where Does Immigration Fit In?There is a long-established principle that liability for immigration breaches can transfer on the acquisition of a business, along with employees. Stacey Lambert, Associate in our Business Immigration team, discusses both buyers and sellers business obligations that they need to know and the risks they can encounter when getting it wrong.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or refraining...2023-07-1304 min
The WHorld of LawTransfer of undertakings: Transferee’s PerspectiveTUPE is one of those words that many people are familiar with, but often don't know what it means in practical terms and what responsibilities this may impose on employers, or even when such obligations may arise. Tina Chander, Head of Employment and Gemma Clark, Solicitor in our Employment team share why TUPE is important and the steps to follow when dealing with a TUPE scenario.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and...2023-07-1314 min
The WHorld of LawCommercial Checklist for BuyersFor potential investors and acquirers, carrying out commercial due diligence prior to an acquisition is an important exercise to be considered as part of the wider due diligence process. Pete Maguire, Head of Commercial explains how conducting commercial due diligence will help potential buyers to understand a target company’s commercial matters.
Disclaimer: This podcast contains material for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the content is accurate and up to date but users should always seek specific legal advice before taking, or re...2023-07-0607 min
St Thomas' Church, Lancaster11am - Ruth Hassall & Hebrews 1 & 2 (23rd April)// New Series! //
Join us as we start our new series on the book of Hebrews! Each Sunday we'll unpack 2 more chapters of this rich letter, and we'd love to suggest 'Hebrews for Everyone' by Tom Wright as a great way to go deeper during the week.
Ruth opens our series on Hebrews 1-2 (specific readings below) by drawing out two key messages: 1) Jesus is superior to anything and everything and 2) to remain faithful to what we believe, despite all the questions and doubts.
What joy! Why not take time today to remember that...2023-04-2518 min
Random KnowledgeS1E9 - Hilda Rix NicholasHilda Rix Nicholas (née Rix, later Wright, 1 September 1884 – 3 August 1961) was an Australian artist. Born in the Victorian city of Ballarat, she studied under a leading Australian Impressionist, Frederick McCubbin, at the National Gallery of Victoria Art School from 1902 to 1905 and was an early member of the Melbourne Society of Women Painters and Sculptors. Following the death of her father in 1907, Rix, her only sibling Elsie and her mother travelled to Europe where she undertook further study, first in London and then Paris. Her teachers during the period included John Hassall, Richard Emil Miller and Théophile Steinlen.
Source: https://en.w...2022-07-0526 min
Wright Hassall talks legal advice for individualsWhat is collaborative divorce?Justin Creed, Family Lawyer explains what collaborative law is in the context of family law and divorce.2021-02-0917 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for individualsPensions on Divorce - Recent Case LawThe recent cases decided by the Family Court in 2020 have demonstrated that the Guidance on the Treatment of Pensions on Divorce Report.2021-01-1125 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for individualsThe Treatment of Pensions on DivorceThis podcast is part of our Family Law Series in which we will be guiding you through the treatment of pensions on divorce and sharing practical information to help you understand your options and the process involved.2021-01-1121 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for individualsWhat is pre-nuptial agreement and do you need one?Justin Creed from Wright Hassall answers some common questions about nuptial agreements with a typical scenario2020-10-0116 min
Wright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesReturning to work after furlough, redundancy and settlement agreementsSuki Harrar and Joanne Duck from the Employment Law team discuss returning to work after furlough, redundancy and settlement agreements2020-09-2936 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesCopyright and licensing in practice – some things to rememberLaura Steel from Wright Hassall talks about about copyright and some things to watch out for about licensing in this context2020-08-2620 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesRetention of title clausesJustin Byrne and Laura Heeley from Wright Hassall discuss protecting your chances of getting paid and retention of title clauses2020-08-0721 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesLoan Charge Review - have you been affected?Have You Repaid Loans To Your Employee Benefit Trust? Matthew Goodwin from Wright Hassall discusses your options is you've been affected by the Loan Charge Review2020-07-1415 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesCorporate Insolvency & Governance Bill 2020Podcast from Caroline Benfield and Elizabeth Taylor on the Corporate Insolvency & Governance Bill 2020.2020-06-2358 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesUsing standard terms in contracts - the battle of the formsSuppliers and customers would ideally prefer to rely on their own respective standard conditions. Sometimes supplier and purchaser present each other with their own standard terms resulting in two conflicting documents jockeying for precedence; the so-called "battle of the forms".2020-06-2322 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesBusiness interruption insurance; FCA test case updateSusan Hopcraft comments the FCA test case concerning coverage for Covid-19 related losses and therefore claims against business interruption insurance policies.2020-06-1924 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesGood markets hiding bad adviceSusan Hopcraft and Matt Goodwin explain how good markets can hide bad advice2020-06-0319 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesWhat's happening in UK immigration law and policy?Matthew Davies, Head of Immigration Law answers the question "what's happening in UK immigration law and policy"2020-05-2112 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for individualsWhat is the right age to make a will?Jenny Russell discusses younger people questioning whether they really need to make a will, or whether this is something they can leave until they are older.2020-05-1306 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesPursuing claims when your business is cash poorGemma Carson, Partner and Head of the Commercial Litigation Team at Wright Hassall and Matt Goodwin, an Associate Solicitor discuss the funding options available to businesses.2020-05-1336 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for individualsTax planning during the coronavirus pandemicEamonn Daly discusses tax planning during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond.2020-05-1208 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesDispute resolution: fast, flexible, fixed pricePhilip Harris, Partner at Wright Hassall explains the options available for alternative dispute resolution during coronavirus and beyond.2020-05-1209 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesAn update on business in Coventry and Warwickshire during the Covid-19 outbreakNick Abell, Chairman of Wright Hassall and the CWLEP, updates us on the current climate.2020-05-1221 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesCoronavirus: What does coronavirus mean for commercial contracts?Pete Maguire, Commercial Contracts Lawyer with Wright Hassall discusses the knock-on effect of the coronavirus and what it means for commercial contracts?2020-05-0516 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesCoronavirus: data security and home workingClaire Halle-Smith from Wright Hassall discusses data security and home working during the coronavirus pandemic.2020-04-2808 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesFurloughing employees - your questions answeredHow to furlough employees is one of the most common questions we are being asked. Tina Chander and Joanne Duck from our employment law team answer the most frequently asked questions in our latest podcast.2020-04-2825 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for individualsMaking a will quicklyThe knock-on effect of the spread of coronavirus on all our lives cannot be underestimated and it is not surprising that many of us are worried about our personal safety and that of our families. Tracy Ashby explains the options available for during this time.2020-04-2504 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesContracts in a time of coronavirusJustin Byrne, a consultant at Wright Hassall and Laura Heeley have taken a look at the various issues that have come under the microscope in relation to contracts, specifically in light of the pandemic.2020-04-1717 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesMeasures to assist business trade through Covid-19Caroline Benfield and Elizabeth Taylor from Wright Hassall discuss the measures to assist business trade through Covid-19 pandemic2020-04-1416 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for businessesHow coronavirus is impacting business across Coventry and WarwickshireNick Abell, Chairman of Wright Hassall and Chairman of Coventry and Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership discusses the impact of coronavirus and opportunities for businesses in Coventry and Warwickshire.2020-04-0931 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for individualsCoronavirus: dealing with your financial and family affairsKate Anderson and Tracy Ashby from Wright Hassall discuss the concerns individuals may have regarding their financial and family affairs in light of coronavirus.2020-04-0220 minWright Hassall talks legal advice for individualsVarying a will after someone has died; what are the rules and how can I do it?Susan Floyd, Private Client Lawyer with Wright Hassall talks about how you can vary a will after someone has died.2020-04-0123 min
Civil litigationLitigants in personJames Perry, Alison Kirby and Alastair Shaw, members of the Civil Litigation Committee, discuss recent developments in the case of Barton v Wright Hassall which looks at how litigants-in-person should be treated by the courts when failing to follow court rules.2018-09-2114 min
UK Law WeeklyBarton v Wright Hassall LLP [2018] UKSC 12Are you on email? You simply have to be these days but is our legal system and the administration of justice set up to deal with this technology? In this episode we explore that question in the context of a claim form that was served by email.Music from bensound.com Get full access to UK Law Weekly at uklawweekly.substack.com/subscribe2018-04-2311 min
UK Law WeeklyBarton v Wright Hassall LLP [2018] UKSC 12Are you on email? You simply have to be these days but is our legal system and the administration of justice set up to deal with this technology? In this episode we explore that question in the context of a claim form that was served by email.
Music from bensound.com2018-04-2311 min