Eversheds Sutherland - Legal Insights

We are delighted to share the next episode of the fourth instalment of the Energy Transition Series. Engage with leading experts in the energy sector as they explore pivotal global energy trends, offering the latest insights and analyses to support your journey towards a more sustainable, low-carbon future.  Bioenergy is rapidly emerging as a pivotal component in the global transition to sustainab...

Eversheds Sutherland's Bonnie Burke and Emma Quinn are pleased to continue to their podcast series, Conversations across the pond , focusing on key differences between US and Irish employment law.  In the latest episode, Bonnie and Emma focus on the difference between independent contractors and employees. Their discussion highlights how both countries have recently updated their legal frameworks...

Our Global M&A team has joined forces with the Aon Global M&A Insurance Team to host a three-part podcast-series regarding M&A trends on both sides of the Atlantic. In episode 3, we explore: - Differences in M&A deal terms and conditions between the US and Europe - Differences in M&A insurance products (RWI and W&I policies) between the US and Europe - Growing alignment/convergence of M&A deal and...

In this episode, Paul Beausang and Charlotte Stodell from Eversheds Sutherland's real estate tax team discuss their predictions for the tax changes that may be announced in the UK Autumn Budget 2024 and the potential impact of those changes on taxpayers.

Our Global M&A team has joined forces with the Aon Global M&A Insurance Team to host a three-part podcast-series regarding M&A trends on both sides of the Atlantic. In episode 2, we explore differences in M&A deal terms and conditions between the US and Europe, differences in M&A insurance products (RWI and W&I policies) between the US and Europe and growing alignment/convergence of M&A deal and i...

In the eighth episode of our PROPcast series, Nadine and Joe share their expertise gained from major infrastructure projects that can be scaled down to any size of project. Lateral infrastructure is the unsung hero of development. Whether running a cable from a wind farm stretching across 100 different farmers' fields or connecting a data center to a substation five units away, the process of asse...

Our Global M&A team has joined forces with the Aon Global M&A Insurance Team to host a three-part podcast-series regarding M&A trends on both sides of the Atlantic. We explore the key differences in, and even convergence of some, M&A terms between the US and Europe, including differences in M&A deal terms and conditions, differences in M&A insurance products (RWI and W&I policies) and the growing...

In this episode, Naeema Choudry and Suzanne Caveney explore the Worker Protection Act (2023) and the amendments to the Equality Act 2010, which will come into effect on October 26, 2024. They focus on the measures employers need to implement to prevent sexual harassment.

Eversheds Sutherland's Bonnie Burke and Emma Quinn are excited to launch a new podcast series, Conversations across the pond , focusing on key differences between US and Irish employment law. In the first episode, they discuss recruitment processes, highlighting key considerations, potential legal pitfalls and discrimination risks. They also cover strategies for successful interviews and compare p...

In the seventh episode of our PROPcast series, Ian Owen and Anna Woodford discuss the issues around buying, funding, and developing single family homes including stabilised stock, and the pitfalls and risk areas to avoid. Speakers: Ian Owen, Partner | Anna Woodford,  Principal Associate PSL

In the latest episode in our monthly podcast series, Jeremy Goodwin and Ele Lovering, were joined by special guest David Fairs, partner at LCP (and former Executive Director of Regulatory Policy, Analysis and Advice at The Pensions Regulator) to discuss the new DB funding regime, which applies to valuations from 22 September 2024. Their discussion covers key issues related to the new DB funding re...

In our September quarterly labor law podcast, we review the government's latest plans for making significant changes to industrial action and collective bargaining law and practice, and discuss how employers should respond.  

Tune in to the seventh episode of our podcast series on Private Equity trends in Europe. Partners Matthew Allen and Michael Mosimann provide an overview of the Swiss Venture Capital market, highlighting current market conditions, local trends and active sectors, as well as future market prospects

In the latest episode of our podcast series, our speakers discuss the recent decision of the Court of Appeal to uphold the High Court's decision in Virgin Media v NTL Pension Trustees. This episode outlines the background to the case and where we are now, the potential implications for schemes, what schemes should consider doing now and practical tips where trustees are looking for evidence of act...

Tune in to the sixth episode of our podcast series on Private Equity trends in Europe. Partners Lorenzo Fratantoni, Davide Proverbio and Alessandro Vischi provide an overview of the Italian Private Equity and Venture Capital markets, highlighting current market conditions, local trends, and active sectors, as well as the future of the markets.  

In the third episode of our Tech Talks legal insights podcast series, Partners Nasser Ali Khasawneh, Hannah Mahon and Stephen Chegwin discuss Generative AI in Employment and Labor law across the globe. They explore the employment law bias and the legal issues AI may create, and the potential impact on Trade Unions and employees, and more.

In the fifth episode of our podcast series on Private Equity trends in Europe, Partners Matthew Allen and Cristina Audran-Proca provide an overview of the French Venture Capital market, highlighting current market conditions, local trends and active sectors, as well as future market prospects.

Public authorities, and private sector companies that interact with them, face unique challenges when it comes to using, sharing and storing data. In this episode of our Data as an Asset podcast, Liz Fitzsimons, Philip James, Elizabeth Marshall and Nicolette Sanders discuss the UK and international data rules public bodies, and private sector businesses that work with them, need to know, upcoming...

The EU's Digital Markets Act and the UK's Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act both aim to make the digital sector fairer and more competitive, and identify gatekeepers. In this podcast, Marjolein De Backer, Julia Woodward-Carlton and Annabel Borg compare the two regimes, their impact on M&A, and the implications for international businesses.

The UK's Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Act means that, for the first time, the Competition and Markets Authority will be able to take action against businesses that breach consumer law, including imposing fines. In this podcast, Matthew Gough, Joanna Hooper and Julia Woodward-Carlton discuss the CMA's new enforcement powers and how businesses can prepare.

Our Pensions in a Pod podcast series keeps you informed on topical issues within the pensions and benefits world. In latest instalment in this podcast series, Jeremy Goodwin and Charlotte Cartwright focus on trustee governance with guest speakers Nick Gannon (the Pensions Regulator) and Annabelle Hardiman (IGG).

In the sixth episode of our PROPcast series, Paula Barrett and Joe Geen focus on the intricate area of data protection issues in the real estate world, and how to stay on the right side of the law. Speakers: Paula Barrett, Partner | Joe Geen,  Principal Associate PSL

We are delighted to share the first episode of the fourth instalment of the Energy Transition Series. Engage with leading experts in the energy sector as they explore pivotal global energy trends, offering the latest insights and analyses to support your journey towards a more sustainable, low-carbon future. The first episode tackles the intricacies of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) amidst the e...

The final countdown… just 48 hours to go to the results of the UK General Election. This episode covers a summary of some of the key findings from previous episodes and some of the takeaways from our General Election event with Paul Johnson, Director of the Institute of Fiscal studies. Nicolette also discusses what might come next following the election: the immediate aftermath, the King' Speech a...

Tune in to the fourth episode of our podcast series on Private Equity trends in Europe. Ignacio Balañá, Sixto de la Calle and Maria Ramalle Quiñones provide an overview of the Spanish private equity and venture capital markets, highlighting current market conditions, local trends, and active sectors, as well as the future of the markets.