Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Podcasts

Casey Dalton, Neil Warriner and Will Arrenberg discuss the recent changes affecting the UK REIT regime introduced in the Finance Bill 2018 and their potential impact of UK real estate investment structures. For more information on the Finance Bill 2018 please see our briefings at:https://hsfnotes.com/realestatedevelopment/2018/11/09/finance-bill-2018-19-good-news-for-overseas-investors-in-uk-real-...

Christopher Hunt and Michael McErlaine discuss the draft Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration that were published last week, the next steps to avoid a no-deal Brexit, and how it might affect companies in Asia and beyond.

Sarah Hawes and Antonia Kirkby from our London office are joined by Christoph Nawroth from our Dusseldorf office to discuss the impact the loss of freedom of establishment may have on some corporate group structures, and in particular the potential loss of limited liability status for certain UK companies.

Tom Henderson from our London office is joined by Ameet Gill, Partner at Hanbury Strategy, and Allie Renison, Head of Europe and Trade Policy, Institute of Directors to discuss the current state of the negotiations following the October EU Council summit and some of the business opportunities arising from Brexit.

Gavin, who plays a leading role within the firm with respect to advising clients on their response to Brexit makes a short stop in Tokyo during one of his Asia roadshows and sits down with Christopher and Michael in Tokyo to recap the outcomes of the recent EU Summit and developments on the potential implications for foreign investors into the UK. Gavin gives and overview of Brexit as viewed from...

Tokyo partner Christopher Hunt and Chris Heffer, Director for Trade & Investment at the British Embassy in Tokyo, discuss how the British government is supporting its Asian investors in their respective home markets in their response to Brexit and preparing for various scenarios.

Given the potential changes to the legal and commercial landscape as a result of Brexit, many businesses are looking at the viability of their current contractual arrangements. On the Herbert Smith Freehills Podcast channel, Maura McIntosh, Julie Farley and Tom Henderson discuss what businesses need to know about the possibility of bringing contracts to an end as a result of Brexit. This podcast i...

On the Herbert Smith Freehills Podcast channel, Paul Butcher, Julie Farley and Tom Henderson discuss what businesses need to know about the impact of Brexit on their English law governed existing and future contracts. This podcast includes consideration of matters such as the continued use of references to the EU and EU legislation, continued compliance with EU and UK legislation and tips for draf...

Andrew Cannon and Hannah Ambrose discuss dispute resolution between the UK and the EU. They look at the way in which the withdrawal agreement may be enforced, including the possible role of the CJEU, as well as considering how disputes may be resolved in the event of "no deal".

Brexit EP4: Perspectives From Asia: Practical steps to consider to prepare for a "no-deal" by Herbert Smith Freehills Podcasts

Lewis McDonald, Christopher Hunt, Joseph Fisher and Michael McErlaine from our Japan office share their insights on the underlying issues and what a "no-deal" Brexit might look like for an Asian investor.

Lewis McDonald, Christopher Hunt, Joseph Fisher and Michael McErlaine from our Japan office share their insights on the underlying issues and what a "no-deal" Brexit might look like for an Asian investor.

Lewis McDonald, Christopher Hunt, Joseph Fisher and Michael McErlaine from our Japan office share their insights on the underlying issues and what a "no-deal" Brexit might look like for an Asian investor.

Lewis McDonald, Christopher Hunt, Joseph Fisher and Michael McErlaine from our Japan office share their insights on the underlying issues and what a "no-deal" Brexit might look like for an Asian investor.

Sarah Benbow and Adelaide Luke discuss recent changes in the approach of various competition authorities to gun jumping – i.e. closing a transaction before obtaining the necessary competition approvals

On the new Herbert Smith Freehills Podcast channel, Anna Pertoldi, Maura McIntosh and Tom Henderson discuss what businesses need to know about the impact of Brexit on their continued use of English governing law clauses and English jurisdiction clauses in their contracts after Brexit. As businesses will be entering into new contracts which remain in force after Brexit, looking at the effectiveness...

On the new Herbert Smith Freehills Podcast channel, Anna Pertoldi, Maura McIntosh and Tom Henderson discuss what businesses need to know about the impact of Brexit on their continued use of English governing law clauses and English jurisdiction clauses in their contracts after Brexit. As businesses will be entering into new contracts which remain in force after Brexit, looking at the effectiveness...

Partner Sarah Benbow and Senior Associate Adelaide Luke discuss some of the key developments and trends in Australia and Asia that are relevant to securing competition approvals in international M&A

Subject matter expert Rodd Levy along with Sam Kings discuss legal issues and factors affecting the progress of OZ Minerals successful 2018 bid for Avanco Resources.

Subject matter expert Rodd Levy along with Sam Kings discuss legal issues and factors affecting the progress of OZ Minerals successful 2018 bid for Avanco Resources.

Damian Grave, Gregg Rowan and Maura McIntosh discuss the extent to which class actions in the English courts are becoming an increasing threat to corporates.

In this podcast, HSF associate Martyn Jarvis explains the difference between dedication and adoption of a highway, what a duty of maintenance of a highway involves and what stopping up is.

Zoe Leyland and Jason Jordan discuss whether Australia should adopt a specific statutory regime to allow targets to recover takeover expenses from bidders (a regime which is currently unique to New Zealand).

Zoe Leyland and Jason Jordan discuss whether Australia should adopt a specific statutory regime to allow targets to recover takeover expenses from bidders (a regime which is currently unique to New Zealand).

Kate Wilson and Lucy Morton, lawyers in the Real Estate and Planning teams at HSF, provide a summary of the importance of marking documents with the words 'subject to contract' when entering a real estate transaction or joint venture arrangement, as discussed in the recent Court of Appeal case of Generator Developments v Lidl UK [2018] EWCA Civ 396