Webinars and podcasts

A podcast from Alex Loxton and Sumi Begum from our housing litigation team, discussing injunction applications and the courts approach in light of COVID-19 and the ban on possession proceedings.

Chris Lloyd-Smith and Maria Ramon discuss mediation, what it is and why they chose to train as mediators in their first of 3 mediation focussed podcasts.

Stuart Evans and Rachel Sutcliffe look at planning law updates over the last six months (November – May 2020).

A podcast from Helen Tucker and Bex Sembuuze from our housing litigation team to help social landlords get to grips with what's happening with possession cases during the evictions ban/possession stay

In the first of a series of podcasts, David Alcock and Beulah Allaway from ACS talk to Chris Brown from igloo regeneration about business, social purpose and why being an ethical developer is unusual.

The Government has announced its intention to lift the shielding requirement for extremely vulnerable people. Katherine Sinclair and Libby Hubbard discuss...

The national press are flagging that “prayer” as a google search term has seen a huge surge in lockdown - what could this be saying about society, not just those who have religious beliefs?

Following the Government’s publication on 12 June of details of flexible furlough arrangements, Katherine Sinclair and Libby Hubbard discuss the main headlines and their implications.

Katherine Sinclair and Libby Hubbard talk through the issues facing employers as they start to bring employees back to work.

The purpose of this 30-minute free webinar is to address how employers navigate homeworking; supporting employees whilst also ensuring that their organisation stays financially viable.

The context of meditation is the fundamental relationship of our lives, our relationship with God.

Alice Kinder, employment and pensions solicitor, looks at the impact of two recent decisions of the pensions ombudsman concerning the ill health retirement of individuals in the LGPS.