Podcasts

At the time of writing, the UK has yet to secure a deal with the EU. And unless a deal is struck when the transition period ends on 31 December 2020, we will be trading on World Trade Organization (WTO) terms. So what do WTO rules actually mean to businesses in practice? What do they mean for borde...

In this first of a series of podcasts dedicated to the subject, commercial lawyers and Brexit buffs Robin Adams and Luke Donockley discuss the key concepts in the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. Luke explains how our relationship with the Single Market, the Customs Union and World Trade Organisa...

Subject Access Requests (SARs) are complex, time consuming and often stressful, but there are ways to make the process of responding to SARs easier on yourself.So say lawyers Samantha Roberts and Alex Craig, who specialise in personal data management and share their insight and advice in this podcas...

In this podcast, recorded in late October, we are joined by Barclays manufacturing relationship managers Sally-Ann Cain and Martin Brown to discuss their thoughts on COIVID-19 and how it has affected manufacturers in our region.  Interviewed by Robin Adams, head of our manufacturing team, ...

With the UK tightening measures to stem the spread of COVID-19 following an increase in infections, the Legal Spectrum Podcast series visits the role of business in the community. Jobs versus communities? Charities have been hit hard by the onset of COVID-19, while many businesses will understanda...

Welcomed by many, the new Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act aims to make life easier for struggling businesses… providing they are struggling to pay their debts and not collect them. For suppliers and creditors, the new insolvency legislation makes things more difficult, with a host of...