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As we reach the mid-point of the school year, Lauranne Nolan, Associate in Keoghs Abuse team looks at the checklist for designated safeguard leads in schools to review the current safety measures in place for students. If you have any queries or would like to chat through the topics covered, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

In the fourth podcast from our Brain Injury Special Interest Group, Alex Puddy is joined by fellow SIG member Oliver Goodman to discuss the role experts play in TBI cases.  If you'd like to find out more, please contact: Alex Puddy : apuddy@keoghs.co.uk Oliver Goodman: ogoodman@keoghs.co.uk

Our Market Affairs team is back with a new podcast series for 2024. In this first episode, Head of Market Affairs, Natalie Larnder is joined by David Green, Barrister from 12 King's Bench Walk, to discuss the rate of inflation on Pain, Suffering and Loss of Amenity (PSLA) awards.

We are back with the third podcast from our Brain Injury Special Interest Group. This week SIG lead Libby Ferrie and Complex Injury Partner Martin McAleer take a look at the Glasgow Coma Scale and Mayo classification.  If you'd like to find out more, please contact: Libby Ferrie : lferrie@keoghs.co.uk Martin McAleer: mmcaleer@keoghs.co.uk

In the second podcast from our Brain Injury Special Interest Group, SIG lead Libby Ferrie and Group member Myles Govan examine the initial steps to take when dealing with a traumatic brain injury claim. If you'd like to find out more, please contact: Libby Ferrie : lferrie@keoghs.co.uk Myles Govan: mgovan@keoghs.co.uk

In the first of six podcasts from our Brain Injury Special Interest Group, SIG lead Libby Ferrie and fellow SIG member Alex Puddy identify the major indicators which can suggest a claimant has suffered traumatic brain injury. If you'd like to find out more, please contact: Libby Ferrie : lferrie@keoghs.co.uk Alex Puddy: apuddy@keoghs.co.uk

In the third podcast from our Complex Injury FD SIG, Lee Cook is joined by Old Square Chambers barrister, Bruno Gil, and Keoghs Large Loss Lawyer and SIG member, Nadia Nahapiet, to delve into the case of Scarcliffe v Brampton Valley Group. In this episode, we also introduce a brand new segment where we ask Bruno the most pressing questions from our listeners.

In this episode, Lauranne Nolan, Associate in Keoghs Abuse team takes a look at data protection considerations when sharing personal information for child safeguarding purposes.  If you have any queries or would like to chat through the topics covered, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Our latest Learning Noodle Podcast episode is all about Technology Investment , and more specifically - how vital it is to pick the correct technology that suits your business needs best. At a time when budgets are being squeezed and technological advancements are moving at such pace, organizations must start to invest in the correct technology for their people and processes. This week our podcast...

In the second podcast from our Complex Injury FD SIG, Lee Cook is joined by Keoghs case lead, Rob Gray, and Nine St John Street barrister, Julie-Anne Luck, to discuss their huge result in Kumari v Kumar & Advantage Insurance. In particular the team analyse the ground-breaking costs protection order which punctuated the case, looking at the pitfalls and advantages of employing such a strategy....

This week’s episode, is all about onboarding your new starters, more specifically, learning how to navigate multiple stakeholders in the process. We will be chatting about topics surrounding:  The challenges faced in the onboarding process and how to overcome them,  Enhancing collaboration between stakeholders,  Exploring how shared ownership plays a vital role in a successful onboarding programme...

Is the value of personal interactions and the exchange of knowledge being overlooked in today’s climate?   We know that technological advancements have provided us with various means of accessing information, but how and why should human connection still play a vital role in sharing knowledge and learning from others.  In this latest episode of The Learning Noodle Podcast, host Craig Hamill is joi...

Have you ever looked at your calendar and thought I spend hours on end in meetings? When am I actually going to get work done? Do you ever find there is no time to do the right things? If you have ever asked yourself one of these questions, this week's Learning Noodle Podcast episode could your lifesaver! Some organisation are considering a 4 day week, so you are probably starting to become c...

On the latest episode of the Learning Noodle podcast, we learn all about how digital transformation is changing the way people interact with banks and financial institutions. When we look at customer engagement through to back-office operations, one of the current hottest topics in financial institutions is digital.  People are living and breathing digital, there is a shift in how we can move and...

Today’s Learning Noodle Podcast is all about Resilience, but why should we care? Well resilience can manifest in various aspects of our lives and can impact us in many ways. It empowers us as individuals, as well as communities and organisations, that we may be a part of, to survive and thrive in the face of adversity. The question is if you have Resilience can you emerge to be stronger, overcome...

In this episode, Lauranne Nolan, Associate, is joined by Chris Wilson, Associate in Keoghs Abuse team, to discuss the Government's response to the final report by the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse.  If you have any queries or would like to chat through the topics covered, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

This week’s episode of the learning noodles we are looking at how many organizations are evolving and going through periods of change. Either as a result of customer demand or employee demand. Organisations who heavily rely on customer loyalty and satisfaction to thrive and survive have to set expectations, and ultimately understand how this impacts on your organization's culture along with ...

 Organisations of all sizes are facing competition in attracting and retaining talent. When you combine this with the changing demands of the workforce and change in workplace roles, how can organisations use technology and make sure their people are engaged, to support the demands of evolving workplace cultures. Today going to explore how Dell Technologies are using technology and approaching eng...

With organisations changing at fast pace whether that is hybrid working or more digitalisation, with increased expectations on personalised employee experiences, and the war on talent. Is it clear what the future of employee experience is?  On this episode of the Learning Noodle podcast, we are going to explore the challenges, opportunities and what organisations need to do, to evolve EX for futur...

Following a series of successful high value fundamental dishonesty decisions at trial, our Complex Injury team have formed a special interest group to help insurers navigate the difficult area of FD in complex cases. To mark the launch, SIG lead Lee Cook hosts a podcast with fellow member Liam Walsh and Michael O'Neill, barrister at Nine St John Street Chambers, to analyse key points from the...

In this episode, Lauranne Nolan, Associate, is joined by Vanessa Latham, Partner in Keoghs Legacy team, to discuss how to effectively manage safeguarding allegations from an employment perspective.

In this latest Learning Noodle podcast, our guest is Malcolm Taylor, who is the Senior People Development Manager from The Meteorological Office. Malcolm oversees all learning and people development activities outside of formal operational meteorological training. He is committed to creating awareness around what learning is, as well as enabling the organisation to mature towards an embedded learn...

The ninth episode in our Market Affairs podcast series is now available to download. In this episode, Calum McPhail is joined by Andrew Price and Gavin Miller, who are the Project Lead and Technical Lead for DCP implementation at Keoghs, to provide a further update on the scheme now it has been mandated for close to six months.

In our latest Fighting Fraud podcast, Ruth is joined by Natalie Green and Adam Chadwick from Keoghs Advocacy for a fascinating discussion on the most important evidence and tactics when a case goes to trial.