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In this episode, International Head of Technology, Marie McGinley is joined by Senior Director of EU Government Affairs, Jeremy R. and Florian Pennings, Director of EU Government Affairs & Cybersecurity Policy from Microsoft, where they cover the following topics:
The growing importance of cybersecurity for organizations as AI becomes more prevalent The benefits of AI to the continuously changing cybersecurity landscape  The crucial role of collaboration between industry and policymakers in adapting to rapidly evolving technologies while developing an effective legislative framework for AI governance.

In this podcast, Emily Paisley, Senior Associate in our Dispute Resolution and Litigation team in Belfast, and Laura McManus, Associate in our Employment team in Belfast, will bring you through the interlinking areas of employment and litigation in the health and safety at work sphere. This podcast will cover a wide range of topics, to include the difference between an employee and a work, the impact this may or may not have on employers’ health and safety duties, the reporting requirements for health and safety incidents, the impact these incidents can have in the workplace from a disciplinary perspective but also the civil and criminal repercussions employers might face.
This podcast discusses the laws applicable in Northern Ireland, but if you are listening in the Republic of Ireland, this podcast is CPD accredited, please email KatlynFlanagan@eversheds-sutherland.ie to receive a certificate of completion. As we cannot prove that you have listened to the podcast, it is your responsibility to prove to the law society if they ask for details.

In this podcast, Kasturi Moodaliyar, Foreign Qualified Lawyer in our Corporate Department, Annabel Borg, Legal Director, in Competition, Trade & Foreign Investment Eversheds Sutherland UK, and Claire Morgan, Partner, in Competition Eversheds Sutherland UK discuss the comparisons between the DMA and the DMCCB. Join our hosts as they break down the fundamental concepts, the similarities, and the differences of the DMA and the DMCCB.
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In this podcast, Aidan Kirrane, Senior Associate in Dispute Resolution & Litigation and Michael Binchy BL, discuss Entitlements to a New Tenancy and Compensation for Disturbance under the Landlord and Tenant Acts. They look at the Three Equities and Deeds of Renunciation and how the obtainment of planning permission by a landlord can be a 'silver bullet'. They also discuss how new tenancy/disturbance claims travel through the Courts and factors to be considered when it comes to determining compensation.
This podcast is CPD accredible, email KatlynFlanagan@eversheds-sutherland.ie to receive a certificate of completion.
 
 

In this episode of our Podcast series, our financial services regulatory experts, Ciaran Walker and Simon Collins, together with our employment law experts, Ben Conway and Sophie White discuss the Central Bank (Individual Accountability Framework) Act 2023.
The Central Bank of Ireland published, for public consultation, its detailed draft implementing Regulations and Guidance under the new Individual Accountability Framework. The CBI’s consultation document states that the conduct standards and Fitness & probity changes (including the new certification requirements) are expected to apply from 31 December 2023, and SEAR from 1 July 2024. Accordingly, firms need to prepare now for this major change to the regulation of financial services in Ireland.
This podcast outlines the key elements of the new regime and the issues in the CBI’s Consultation that firms and individuals need to be aware of now to prepare effectively for the new regime.

In this episode of our Podcast series, Graham Kenny, a partner in our litigation team talks with Cathy Shivnan and John Kennedy SC about the role of the newly established Corporate Enforcement Authority (“CEA”). Cathy is the Director of Insolvency Supervision at the CEA, while John is a senior counsel barrister practicing in the area of commercial litigation. The CEA is now the competent authority in Ireland for the investigation of breaches of the Companies Acts and the taking of necessary enforcement actions.