Eversheds Sutherland - Legal Insights

Virtual hearings are a solution which has been implemented or developed in numerous countries due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There have been some revolutionary changes in this scope now, especially in Poland, where they became a new standard. Also in Germany, however implemented some time ago, they became much more popular. In this podcast, Agnieszka Feind (Associate, Dispute Resolution, Germany) a...

In this episode of our global directors' duties podcast series, Michael Yau provides an overview on Directors' Duties in Asia.

Free movement is over, and EEA citizens applying for roles in the UK will now need to demonstrate their immigration status. In this podcast, principal associates Simon Kenny and Emily Hasted discuss major issues and actions for HR teams to consider. For further information, contact hrpgmarketing@eversheds-sutherland.com

In this episode of our global directors' duties podcast series, Oliver Beldi and Natalie Schwager provide an overview on directors duties in Switzerland.

In Episode 4, Rhys McWhirter is joined by Charlotte Walker-Osborn and Mary Jane Wilson-Bilik to discuss how artificial intelligence is impacting our financial services clients across Asia, Europe and the US. They also talk about a topic that dominated news headlines around the world last year - the 2020 US Presidential election. Listen to find out how the new Biden administration is driving regula...

If you missed our webinar on the global rise of SPACs and the opportunities they bring to private companies, the recording is now available to listen on demand

As economies open up and begin their road to recovery, what Brexit issues may come to light, which have previously been hidden by the pandemic? A case study comparing 3 EU countries: A British company considers to move the assembly of batteries for electric vehicles to the continent. The company considers three countries: Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands. Are there any restrictions or positive...

François Barker introduces this 13 minute pensions podcast, as Emma King, Tom Player and Alex Lane discuss what the future holds for auto-enrolment, particularly in light of recent case law regarding modern working practices.

In this episode of our global directors' duties podcast series, Pim van Leersum and Elmer Veenman discuss Directors' Duties in the Netherlands.

The ES Locate team, part of our greater Litigation Technology and Legal Project Management Team, are pleased to share with you their new podcast series looking at a range of topics at the forefront of litigation technology and legal project management. In this episode we will focus on integrity behind data collections and what this means. We discuss the intricacies of different data collections me...

This UK labor law podcast provides an update on new and emerging matters, followed by a look at two significant labor relations issues: how an employer's Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) commitments interact with worker voice, and the Acas report on 'fire and re-hire' and what it means for employers.

In this episode of our global directors' duties podcast series, Kamil Ciodyk and Michał Miąskiewicz discuss Directors' Duties in Poland

Our global restructuring team hosted a webinar alongside the Global Restructuring Review – 'Managing cross-border restructurings in a post-Brexit world – how different will things be?'. Simon Waller, Alex Rogan, Aurélien Loric, Dr. Christian Hilpert and Pim van Leersum, were joined by the Editor of the GRR to discuss managing cross-border restructurings in a post-Brexit world

In the latest episode of our Hydrogen podcast series, we sit down with Dr. Sam French from Johnson Matthey as we discuss the trajectory of the hydrogen market and the issues associated with developing the supply chains for the hydrogen economy and Johnson Matthey's experience as both components and systems supplier for hydrogen production technologies and fuel cells.

The key to navigating the volatility and uncertainty in privacy and cybersecurity is to develop and main a proactive, agile and holistic data strategy – not just react when new court rulings, regulations or a data breach hit. Our privacy and cyber lawyers address the emerging US privacy regulations and how to achieve compliance across multiple US and global jurisdictions. Effective tips and strate...

The ES Locate team, part of our greater Litigation Technology and Legal Project Management Team, are pleased to share with you their new podcast series looking at a range of topics at the forefront of litigation technology and legal project management. In this episode we will focus on the challenges around foreign language documents and translations, what our in-house technology can offer around t...

In this third session, our expert panel discusses and evaluates a selection of emerging technologies and the role they may play in the global energy transition. Our panelists also share their views from across industry, tech and law.

One month since President Biden's release of The Made in America Tax Plan, and the initial Congressional responses to the Plan, there has been significant political jockeying between the Biden Administration and Congressional leadership. Proposals and counterproposals have been made, bipartisan meetings have occurred, Congressional hearings ongoing, and the legislative environment remains fluid. A...

On April 29, the UK Government's long-awaited National Security and Investment Bill received Royal Assent. In this podcast we discuss the new regime and how the Act will enable the UK government to scrutinise and intervene in acquisitions and investments from international businesses to protect national security in the UK. 

Pensions unscripted: François Barker introduces our latest 13 minute podcast, as Mark Latimour, Simon Daniel and Amanda Small discuss five pension investment issues to keep in mind in addition to the new TCFD governance and reporting obligations.