Best Redressing The Government Podcasts (2025)

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No Compensation: Unpacking the Government's Decision on Abuse Redress 10:51

3h ago10:51

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In this episode of the H.J. Talks About Abuse podcast, Alan Collins from the abuse team at Hugh James delves into the recent governmental decision against implementing a national redress scheme for survivors of child abuse, as recommended by the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). Collins outlines the challenges survivors face when…

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Innovation in the High Street with Philip Armstrong 44:53

11h ago44:53

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In this special episode of QUB LawPod, host Taylor Montgomery interviews Philip Armstrong, a solicitor, founder of Armstrong Solicitors and Chair of the Law Society of Northern Ireland's Conveyancing and Property Committee. Philip shares his journey from a non-legal family background to founding a successful high street law firm in Newtownabbey, No…

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Looking Forward: How AI is Transforming Healthcare and MedTech 23:54

8h ago23:54

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Listen to the latest episode of our MedTech podcast featuring host Vinita Kailasanath and guest Alya Sulaiman, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at Datavant. Vinita and Alya discuss Alya’s unique career path, how AI and machine learning will impact the US’ regulatory landscape, deploying AI in healthcare, and MedTech innovations to watch.…

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Essential Antitrust #47: Chat with EC’s Daniele Calisti: More room for procompetitive efficiencies? 33:19

1h ago33:19

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On 8 May 2025, the European Commission launched a public consultation to review the Merger Guidelines. In this episode, our host Jenn Mellott speaks with Daniele Calisti, Head of the Mergers Case Support and Policy Unit at DG Competition, who is leading the consultation process. They are joined by David Foster, Director at Frontier Economics, and f…

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'EUnpacked' Episode #4: The EU’s first Omnibus - simplification or deregulation? 26:40

13h ago26:40

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Tune in to the latest episode of our EUnpacked podcast series in which we try to untangle the famous or rather infamous ‘Omnibus I’ package unveiled by the European Commission on 26 February this year. The proposal aims to simplify ESG reporting and due diligence obligations, responding to new political and geopolitical imperatives pushing a simpli…

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Interview with Professor Máximo Sozzo: Decoding Criminology and Penal Policy in Argentina 48:52

5d ago48:52

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In this episode of LawPod, hosts Alessandro Corda and Teresa Degenhardt interview Professor Máximo Sozzo, a distinguished academic in criminology from The National University of the Littoral in Argentina. Professor Sozzo discusses his educational background, influences, and extensive work in the fields of sociology of punishment and prison studies.…

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No Worse Off #14: Managing consumer redress liabilities: recent restructuring experience and the motor finance sector 29:00

5d ago29:00

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In our latest podcast episode of "No Worse Off," Freshfields partners Emma Gateaud and Craig Montgomery are joined by two industry experts for an in-depth discussion on motor finance claims and consumer redress restructuring. Drawing on our extensive experience in recent consumer redress restructurings, we consider the potential impact of the upcom…

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Unveiling Hidden Truths: The Fight Against Abuse 10:29

10d ago10:29

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Welcome to the H.J. Talks About Abuse podcast, where legal experts from Hugh James delve into the challenging topics surrounding sexual abuse. In this episode, Alan Collins, a partner at Hugh James, discusses the ongoing witness appeal for the case of a former teacher, Alan Johnson, who was recently convicted of rape and indecent assaults that occu…

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Securing the Digital Future #4: A Conversation with Athina Tsitsou and June Lowry 39:07

13d ago39:07

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In this episode of our Securing the Digital Future podcast series, Freshfields partner Rachael Annear talks with June Lowry and Athina Tsitsou, from the European Commission, about measures in the EU aimed at children’s online safety as well as broader initiatives around accessibility.By Freshfields

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Eureka: Fresh Takes on Capital Markets with Freshfields Episode #2: IPOs and other Routes to Capital and Liquidity: “The Garden of Forking Paths” 29:06

14d ago29:06

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In episode two of the Eureka series, Former Director of CorpFin at the SEC and Freshfields partner Erik Gerding and Freshfields partners Calise Cheng and Jacqueline Marino explore IPOs in the face of uncertainty, including alternative paths to capital and liquidity. They discuss: The state of the market and what the SEC might do to help Alternative…

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Uncovering the Past with Shari Eppel 32:41

22d ago32:41

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In this episode, clinical psychologist and forensic anthropologist Dr Shari Eppel discusses her work finding, exhuming and identifying the remains of the disappeared of Matabeleland, Zimbabwe. Dr Beatrice Canossi and Dr Lauren Dempster speak to Shari about how she became involved in efforts to recover the disappeared, her experience of training a l…

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Summer and the Dangers of Drink Spiking 10:17

28d ago10:17

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Welcome to this episode of HJ Talks About Abuse, hosted by Danielle Vincent and Hannah Hodgson. In this episode, we delve into the alarming issue of drink spiking. Join us as we explore the broader implications of drink spiking and its impact on both travellers and locals. We discuss the growing concerns and challenges in detecting drink spiking, h…

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Eureka: Fresh Takes on Capital Markets from Freshfields: Episode #1: Disclosure and Governance During a Trade War 25:55

28d ago25:55

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In this episode of the Eureka series, Former Director of CorpFin at the SEC and Freshfields partner Erik Gerding and Freshfields partners Pamela Marcogliese and Leza Bieber discuss how to think about disclosures and governance during a trade war, including: What to do about guidance and meaningful cautionary language under extreme uncertainty? How …

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Unveiling the Truth: Calls for a National Inquiry into Grooming Gangs 11:28

1M ago11:28

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In this episode of "H.J. Talks About Abuse," Alan Collins from the abuse team at Hugh James discusses recent updates on the topical issue of grooming gangs and the calls for inquiries into their activities. He explores the vulnerabilities of young victims, the failings of authorities, and the political complexities surrounding these cases. With ong…

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"Rape on Trial": Stacey Dooley's Eye-Opening Documentary 16:22

1M ago16:22

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Welcome to another episode of the H.J. Talks About Abuse podcast, where we delve into the pressing issues surrounding sexual abuse cases. In this episode, we focus on the compelling BBC documentary "Rape on Trial" hosted by Stacey Dooley. The series sheds light on the harrowing experiences of four young women navigating the UK court system after re…

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Navigating Sport and The Law with Professor Jack Anderson 42:09

1M ago42:09

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LawPod host Maddy Kowalenko discusses the intricate relationship between sport and the law with Professor Jack Anderson. A distinguished scholar in sports law, Professor Anderson explores topics such as safeguarding athletes, financial sustainability in professional sports, the rise of esports, gender equity, doping, and the integration of AI. Key …

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Ethan Klingsberg Explores the Global Secondaries Trend with Ivet Bell 34:44

1M ago34:44

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As part of his predictions for 2025, Ethan Klingsberg focused on the expected dominance of the fund secondaries market. Listen in as he speaks with Private Funds and Secondaries partner Ivet Bell about the phenomenal rise of these transactions—including market drivers, key terms, impact on the market, and where secondaries growth may be headed in b…

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Essential Antitrust #46: UK’s DMCCA consumer protection reforms: Key changes and how to prepare 20:02

2M ago20:02

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On 6 April 2025, key consumer protection provisions set out in the landmark UK Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCCA) entered into force. In addition to introducing some significant substantive changes to the law, the DMCCA provides the CMA with powers to directly enforce consumer protection law for the first time, and the ability t…

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Understanding the Harrods Compensation Scheme: A Guide for Survivors 15:47

2M ago15:47

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Welcome to this episode of the H.J Talks About Abuse podcast, where the Hugh James abuse team delves into the recent Harrods Compensation Scheme. This initiative responds to past allegations of sexual abuse under the late Mohammed Fayed's tenure at Harrods. Join host Alan Collins and his colleagues Hannah Hodgson and Danielle Vincent as they discus…

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No Worse Off #13: Spotlight on the Middle East 25:59

2M ago25:59

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In our latest "No Worse Off" podcast episode, Freshfields partner Lindsay Hingston and Tabasam Faqir, Head of Restructuring and Capital Solutions for MENA, welcome special guest Naveen Sabharwal, Managing Director at Davidson Kempner. Together, they explore the key themes shaping the restructuring landscape in the Middle East. Drawing on their exte…

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5 top tips for a successful tenancy with resolution expert Suzy Hershman 28:28

2M ago28:28

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In this episode of The LandlordZONE podcast, Nigel Lewis and Paul Shamplina are joined by Suzy Hershman, Resolution Department Lead at mydeposits and Property Redress. We tap into Suzy’s 17 years of experience in complaint handling and negotiation to offer five essential tips every landlord should follow – from setting expectations at move-in to ca…

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Well-Caffeinated: Playing the Long Game: A Conversation with Val Jacob 21:24

2M ago21:24

21:24

Join Nathalie Kupfer and Rosie Jiang as they sit down with Val Jacob to explore her remarkable career in the legal industry. With decades of experience in Big Law, Val has navigated the complexities of the legal world and emerged as a respected leader. In this episode, Val will share her journey, from her early days as a young attorney to her rise …

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S1: E4 - Part 6: Court Case #1 – The Great War – WWI of 2018 25:03

2M ago25:03

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Description An update on Flats 1-12! A brief recap. 'Reasonableness' and Balance of Probability. Is it reasonable, is it likely? Data provision and evidence....take all the time in the world you need! All in your own good time. Is it a legitimate invoice?? Hmmmm, well it couldn't be traced to a supplier payment. Didn't Martin Bashir's court evidenc…

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Addressing Civilian Harm: Accountability and Redress 44:41

2M ago44:41

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This podcast is the first in a series of episode on Civilian Harm in Conflict - hosted by Mae Thompson, advocacy officer at Ceasefire. The podcast is an output of the AHRC funded 'Reparations during Armed Conflict' project with Queen's University Belfast, University College London and Ceasefire, led by Professor Luke Moffett. Mark Lattimer, Executi…

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Shocking Truth: Domestic Abuse Driving Victims to Suicide 10:55

2M ago10:55

10:55

Welcome to this episode of the H.J. Talks About Abuse podcast, where we delve into the harrowing findings about domestic abuse related deaths in England and Wales. Join Danielle and Hannah as they discuss the shocking report revealing 262 deaths over the past year, emphasizing the often overlooked connection between domestic violence and suicide. T…

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Navigating Law School: Insights from Student Ambassadors 14:27

2M ago14:27

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In this episode of LawPod, your host Kenneth Elo sits down with three dynamic second-year law students at Queen’s University Belfast to explore the world of student ambassador programs—what they are, how to land one, and why they’re such a powerful addition to any law student’s journey. Anjana Chengun, Usman Aslam, and Eva Livadaris share their exp…

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The Silent Struggle: Male Survivors Losing Vital Support 10:29

2M ago10:29

10:29

In this episode of the H.J. Talks About Abuse podcast, Alan Collins and Hannah Hodson delve into the distressing news of Safeline, the only helpline dedicated to male survivors of abuse in England and Wales, facing imminent closure. The podcast highlights the critical role Safeline played in providing support and understanding to over 2,000 men and…

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Cheltenham Races: The Dark Side of Celebrations 15:09

2M ago15:09

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In this eye-opening episode, the abuse team at Hugh James delves into the hidden issues surrounding Cheltenham Race Week, highlighting the safety concerns faced by women during this festive yet problematic time. Alan Collins and his colleagues, Hannah and Danny, discuss alarmingly high statistics of women feeling unsafe, the increase in violence, a…

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Human Rights in Conflict: A Conversation with Brian Dooley 37:39

2M ago37:39

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This episode of LawPod, hosted by law student Alexandra Morar, marks the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Alexandra speaks with Brian Dooley, Senior Advisor at Human Rights First and Honorary Professor at Queen’s, who recently returned from Ukraine. Brian shares his experiences investigating the killing of human rights defender…

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Securing the Digital Future #3: Balancing Act: Regulatory Approaches to Privacy in Content Moderation 27:43

2M ago27:43

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In this episode of our Securing the Digital Future podcast series, partner Rachael Annear is joined by Lorna Christie from the UK’s data regulator, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), to discuss how the ICO is collaborating with Ofcom to ensure a coherent approach to regulation where online safety and data protection intersect.…

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Legislation, letting agents and landlords: Insights from industry leader Theresa Wallace 25:37

2M ago25:37

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In this episode of The LandlordZONE podcast, Nigel Lewis and Paul Shamplina are joined by Theresa Wallace, Co-founder and Chair of The Lettings Industry Council and Compliance Director at Savills. With over 30 years’ experience, Theresa is one of the most influential voices in the private rented sector — championing higher standards and driving cha…

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Women in Law: A Celebration of Support and Empowerment 21:25

3M ago21:25

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In this special International Women's Day episode of LawPod, host Katie O'Doherty interviews Olivia Ferran and Jenna Mullan, co-chairs of Queen's University's Women in Law Society. They discuss their society's mission to support female law students through informative events, mentoring programs, and promoting a positive well-being environment. The …

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Empowering Safety: The Rise of Walkie Talkie Girlies at Queen’s 26:15

3M ago26:15

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In this special International Women's Day episode of LawPod, host Ellie Blair sits down with Aisling Cannon and Shauna McKey, members of the Walkie Talkie Girlies society. Founded in November 2023 at Queen's University, the society aims to improve women's safety by organising group walks, particularly in response to unsettling experiences both wome…

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No Worse Off #12: Meet Paul, Mark and Nick: our new London private credit and capital solutions trio 21:33

3M ago21:33

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As you may already know, our three new London Private Credit and Capital Solutions partners joined us last month. We are very excited to introduce you to them in the latest episode of our “No Worse Off” Podcast series! Paul, Mark and Nick tell us about their practice, what Private Credit and Capital Solutions really means, as well as revealing a fe…

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Georgia Harrison's Fight Against Deepfake Pornography: A Legal Perspective 10:29

3M ago10:29

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Welcome to this episode of the H.J. Talks About Abuse podcast, presented by the abuse team at Hugh James. Join Alan Collins and Hannah Hodson as they delve into the ongoing fight against deepfake pornography, led by former Love Island star Georgia Harrison. Harrison's journey began with her ex-partner's conviction for voyeurism and has since evolve…

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Managing Risk in Asia #10: Powering the change in Asia’s energy transition 37:55

3M ago37:55

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As the world intensifies its efforts toward Net Zero, Asia stands at the forefront of the global energy transition, representing half of global energy demand and emissions. With heavy dependence on fossil fuels across most large Asian economies, the path to Net Zero will be both challenging and full of opportunities for forward-thinking companies. …

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S1: E4 - Part 5: Court Case #1 – The Great War – WWI of 2018 25:31

3M ago25:31

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A brief recap. Precursors to and dependencies of the claim How far back we go ? Who should be involved? And, Why wasn't this brought to court, to the FTT, sooner? Is the 6-year statute of limitation pertaining to Civil [financial] contracts enough? Especially when it comes to exceptionally complex matters like leasehold? A royal pain in the ass, or…

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A Legal Shift: Unpacking the Limitation Law Reforms 19:13

3M ago19:13

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In this thought-provoking episode of the H.J. Talks About Abuse podcast, Alan Collins, the head of the abuse team at Hugh James, delves into the intricacies of the proposed reforms to the limitation law in England and Wales. As the government sets its sights on implementing the recommendations from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (I…

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Critical and Emerging Directions in International Justice – Astrid Reisinger-Coracini 45:45

3M ago45:45

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In this episode, Dr. Yassin Brunger converses with Dr. Astrid Reisinger-Coracini (University of Vienna) about the challenges and implications surrounding the crime of aggression in international law. Dr. Coracini, a member of the Austrian delegation at the International Criminal Court Assembly of State Parties in 2023, discusses the significant gap…

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Securing the Digital Future #2: Navigating the UK’s Approach to Online Safety 26:01

3M ago26:01

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In our latest podcast episode of Securing the Digital Future, Freshfields partner Rachael Annear is joined by Suzanne Cater and Amy Jordan from the UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, for an in-depth look at how online safety legislation is being applied in the UK and what businesses and organizations need to know.…

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Critical and Emerging Directions in International Justice - Priya Pillai 43:31

3M ago43:31

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In this special episode of LawPod, Dr. Yassin Brunger (Queen’s University Belfast) interviews Dr. Priya Pillai, Executive Director of the Asia Justice Coalition, on the challenges and prospects of international criminal justice in Asia. They discuss the anniversary of Myanmar's military offensive against the Rohingya, the role of civil society in s…

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The Fine Line Between Fashion and Indecent Exposure 15:02

3M ago15:02

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Join the H.J. Talks About Abuse podcast as hosts Alan Collins and Daniel Vincent delve into the controversial topic of indecent exposure, triggered by a headline-making moment at the recent Grammy Awards. The episode discusses the legal and societal implications of a daring fashion choice by Bianca, Kanye West's wife, that blurred the lines between…

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Insight into the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC): Interview with John Curtis and Johanna Higgins 48:04

3M ago48:04

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In this episode of LawPod, hosts Kane Miller and Ella Murphy, both law students, interview Northern Ireland Commissioner Johanna Higgins and John Curtis, in-house counsel at the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC). They discuss their backgrounds and roles at the CCRC, explaining how the Commission investigates potential miscarriages of justice.…

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MedTech - Innovation & Inclusion: How Nada Hanafi advocates for diversity in MedTech 25:01

3M ago25:01

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In this episode of our MedTech podcast series, partner Vinita Kailasanath sits down with Nada Hanafi, Co-founder of MedTech Color, to discuss Nada’s career, how diversity impacts the MedTech industry, and advice for future MedTech leaders.By Freshfields

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Rising Violence on London Transport: What the Stats Reveal 8:09

4M ago8:09

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In this episode of the HJ Talks About Abuse podcast, hosts Danielle Vincent and Hannah delve into a British Transport Police report from 2024, highlighting a 50% increase in violence against women and girls on public transport in London. They discuss the alarming statistics, with reported crimes rising from under 8,000 in 2021 to nearly 12,000 in 2…

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The Global Impact and Complexities of Intercountry Adoption 39:40

4M ago39:40

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In this episode of LawPod, Dr Alice Diver from the School of Law converses with Kyung-eun Lee, director of Human Rights Beyond Borders, about the multifaceted issues surrounding intercountry adoption. They discuss the truth recovery process in Northern Ireland, the historical and ongoing human rights violations associated with adoption practices wo…

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Renting revealed: Unpacking Total Property's 2024 survey 20:06

4M ago20:06

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In this special episode of The LandlordZONE, host Nigel Lewis sits down with Eddie Hooker, CEO of private rented sector experts Total Property, to unpack the results of the 2024 Total Property Survey. With insights from nearly 3,500 landlords, tenants, and agents, this survey reveals the biggest challenges and trends shaping the rental market. From…

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From passion to President: A conversation with Angharad Trueman 31:12

4M ago31:12

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In this episode of The LandlordZONE, Group Lettings Director for Andrews Property Group and President of ARLA Propertymark, Angharad Trueman, joins Nigel Lewis and Eddie Hooker to share her inspiring journey in the world of property. Tune in to find out about Angharad’s work championing the representation of women in property, what it takes to succ…

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No Worse Off #11: International sanctions 25:25

4M ago25:25

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Join partners Lindsay Hingston, Jonathan Kelly, and associate Madeleine Wall in our first "No Worse Off" episode of 2025. In this episode, they explore the intersection between international sanctions and restructuring and insolvency, covering UK and EU developments while providing practical guidance on implementing restructuring solutions within s…

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Understanding the Scottish Redress Scheme for Abuse Survivors 9:18

4M ago9:18

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Welcome to the H.J. Talks About Abuse podcast, presented by the abuse team at Hugh James. In this episode, Senior Associate Danielle Vincent and Hannah Hodgson discuss the Scottish Redress Scheme, introduced in December 2021, which provides compensation for individuals who experienced abuse before December 2004 in various care settings across Scotl…

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