Eversheds Sutherland - Legal Insights

In this episode, Angharad Hurle is joined by Rory Phillips KC to discuss the practicalities of handling confidential and sensitive material in processes that are designed to operate transparently. Together, they explore: The tension between transparency and the need to protect sensitive or classified information The legal and procedural tools available to manage confidentiality in inquiries and in...

With potential reform on the horizon, what does the proposed ban on upwards-only rent reviews mean in practice?  In this PROPcast, we explore the legal and practical considerations arising from the proposals, offering practical insight into the issues landlords, investors and occupiers should be considering now.

As buildings become smarter and more digitally connected, cyber security is fast becoming a critical real estate risk. This session, we explore where responsibility for cyber security in real estate really sits, and what buyers, tenants and lenders should be asking to understand a building's cyber resilience.

Our Energy Transition Series continues to bring you leading global content to support your energy transition journey. During this session, focussed on unlocking capital pathways for the energy transition, we discussed how investors can access energy and infrastructure opportunities more effectively, current capital flows across risk profiles and what this signals for future allocations, the scale...

Join Charlotte Belcher (Senior Associate, Eversheds Sutherland), Paul Mertens (Barrister, Pump Court Chambers) and Shona Love  (Barrister, Pump Court Chambers) as they discuss legal basis for Inquiries and Inquests to request information from participants and the challenges which can arise in the disclosure of information in those processes.

Trade unions do not currently have a general right to access workplaces. In October 2026, the Employment Rights Act 2025 changes this by introducing a statutory right of access, both physically and digitally, for the purposes of meeting, supporting, representing, recruiting, or organising workers, and facilitating collective bargaining (but not for organising industrial action).

In this episode, Angharad Hurle, Legal Director at Eversheds Sutherland, is joined by Emma Gargitter from Red Lion Chambers to unpack the real-world implications of this significant piece of legislation. Together, they explore: ✅ Who the Public Office (Accountability) Bill is most likely to impact ✅ How organisations can prepare proactively for its potential implementation ✅ The practical steps...

Our host Jeremy Goodwin, Head of Pensions, is joined by Charlotte Cartwright, Partner, and Nick Gannon, Policy Delivery Lead at The Pensions Regulator. Together they offer practical, real‑world guidance for trustees and governance teams preparing their ORAs and looking to meet regulatory expectations

With financial crime remaining a significant focus for regulators and enforcement bodies, it's more important than ever for professionals across the industry to understand their responsibilities, and the practical steps needed to protect themselves and their organisations. In this session Steve Smith, defender and investigator, outlines the criminal risk areas for all those dealing with real estat...

As operational wind farms approach the end of their operational life, developers are faced with difficult decisions: decommission, life-extend or replace or upgrade old turbines with modern, higher-capacity technology. The opportunity to take advantage of consenting hurdles already overcome at wind farm sites are set against the challenge of new technical and commercial constraints associated with...

In this instalment, Jeremy Goodwin speaks with James Ellis and Charlotte Cartwright about the practical implications of two significant forthcoming tax developments, the introduction of inheritance tax on certain pension benefits and the new ability to pay lump sums to members from DB surpluses.

In this episode, we discuss the key elements of the Directive, the reasons behind these reforms, and what employers should expect next. Join UK Partner Tom Player and France Partner Manon Lamotte, who brings a valuable European perspective.

2026 will bring some big changes to the planning system with the new Planning and Infrastructure Act aiming to refresh and streamline the planning process, and the government consulting on significant reform to the National Planning Policy Framework. Join Paul Maile, Head of Planning and Infrastructure Consenting, as he considers the practical effect of some of these changes, and the likely impact...

Following the release of our InFocus Litigation – Winter 2025 edition, Anna Bevan -Jones and Carly Fishwick sat down to explore the themes shaping today's litigation landscape. From emerging risk areas to how disputes are evolving in practice, the discussion builds on the insights from the Winter edition and looks ahead to what businesses and advisers should be watching next.

Wondering what's on the horizon for UK commercial lawyers in 2026? Find out in our latest Commercially Connected Bitesize podcast, where Angela and Sara from our Commercial PSL team discuss key regulatory developments that we're expecting to impact on commercial contracting and supply chains this year, including in the fields of ESG, consumer law, cyber law, UK-EU relations and payment practices.

Join Head of Living Investment Balraj Birdi and Principal Associate Steven Thom, who will be discussing the Renters' Rights Act, and the imminent changes to the private rented sector, likely impact on the market and how landlords can start preparing now.

As we step into 2026, the pensions landscape is evolving rapidly. To help you stay ahead, we've brought together leading experts in DB, DC, and pension policy to explore the changes that matter most, and what you need to do now to prepare.

In our latest Commercially Connected Bitesize podcast, Angela Kindness and Sara Ellis from our Commercial Professional Support Lawyer team look back on some of the key contract law cases from 2025, and discuss their impact on drafting commercial contracts.

In this episode, Matthew is joined by Eversheds Sutherland partner Lizzy Tindall to explore the resilience of the UK private equity market, challenges in global expansion, and how technology and AI are reshaping investment strategies—plus the rise of private market democratization.

In the final episode of our Middle East employment law education podcast series, Corrine Sobers and Lucrezia Berto discuss the topic of social media and online resources.

In this episode, Matthew is joined by Eversheds Sutherland partner David Kaleda to unpack ESG investing, regulatory and political shifts and emerging opportunities from creativity in investment processes to potential ERISA litigation reform.

Welcome back to Through the Inquisitor's Lens , the podcast series that explores the complex world of public inquiries and inquests, one question at a time. In this episode, Isabelle Mitchell , Partner at Eversheds Sutherland, is joined by Rachel Spearing KC from Serjeants' Inn Chambers to discuss what it really means to be trauma-informed. Together, they examine the benefits of adopting a trauma-...

This special edition of our Collaborative procurement podcast supplements our new report featuring Andrew Thompson and Marc Gibbons from AECOM, alongside Dominic Lacey, Tom Douglas and Roberta Wertman from Eversheds Sutherland. We examine attitudes to collaborative procurement across the Middle East exploring adoption rates and understanding of collaborative procurement models providing insights i...

Our Energy Transition Series continues to bring you leading global content to support your energy transition journey. In this webinar, focused on powering the digital future through data centre and energy strategies, explored how US and European data centre energy strategies are diverging and what this means for developers and operators. It also delved into utility and developer perspectives on na...