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Join expert lawyers from Taylor Walton as they welcome high quality guests to discuss the legal issues which matter to you. Across a raft of key topics - from family law to commercial property, employment law to wills and probate - TW Law Talk has got it covered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 10/24/2025

    Contracts: Getting the Fundamentals Right

    In this episode of TW Law Talk, we explore the essential building blocks of every business relationship - the contract. Partners Peter Kouwenberg and Saljuq Haider from Taylor Walton Solicitors speak to Nick Coffer about why clear, well-drafted terms of supply are critical to avoiding disputes and protecting commercial relationships. From scope, pricing and termination clauses to limitation of liability and incorporation, they outline what makes a contract effective in practice. The conversation also considers the balance between commercial flexibility and legal rigour, and how properly incorporated terms can prevent costly misunderstandings later on. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    33 min

  2. 10/24/2025

    Behind the Deal: Lawyers and Bankers in Partnership

    How do lawyers and bankers work together to make complex property deals happen smoothly and on time? In this episode, Nick Coffer speaks with James Khakpour-Smith, Partner in Commercial Property at Taylor Walton, and Ben Davis, Relationship Director for Real Estate at Lloyds Commercial Banking. Together they unpack the client journey from funding and due diligence to drawdown, highlighting how openness, trust and proactive communication are key to success. Through real-world examples, they show how early collaboration between solicitor and lender reduces risk, avoids delays and ensures clients achieve their commercial goals efficiently and with confidence. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    35 min

  3. 10/24/2025

    Mediation in commercial disputes

    Taylor Walton has launched TW Mediate - and in this episode, Nick Coffer is joined by partner Saljuq Haider and Senior Associate Katarina Morgan to explore how mediation can help resolve commercial disputes swiftly and constructively. Drawing on their experience as litigators and mediator, they explain the process from first contact to settlement, the benefits of confidentiality and control, and the growing role of compulsory mediation under the Civil Procedure Rules. With insights into managing high-emotion cases and balancing legal advice with facilitation, they show why mediation can offer a practical and cost-effective route to resolution without the need for court proceedings. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    32 min

  4. 09/07/2025

    Protecting Wealth Across Generations – What You Need to Know About Inheritance Tax, Wills, and Future Changes

    In this episode of TW Law Talk, host Nick Coffer is joined by Zoe Sivelle, Partner in Taylor Walton’s Private Client team, and Lynsey Lord, Chartered Tax Adviser and Partner at Mercer & Hole Accountants. Together, they unravel the complexities of inheritance tax (IHT), wills, trusts, pensions, and the upcoming legislative changes that could dramatically affect how wealth is passed down. More info: https://taylorwalton.co.uk/ https://www.mercerhole.co.uk/people/lynsey-lord/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    35 min

  5. 09/07/2025

    Neurodiversity in the Workplace: Legal Obligations, Practical Support, and Unlocking Potential

    In this episode of TW Law Talk, Taylor Walton explores the complex world of neurodiversity in the workplace, with Nick Coffer guiding the conversation. Joined by employment law experts Alec Colson, Nicola Smyrl, both Partners at the Firm and barrister Lisa Hatch, the discussion covers the legal framework, practical challenges, and strategies for fostering inclusive workplaces. From implementing reasonable adjustments to managing sensitive situations, this episode offers actionable insights for employers while highlighting the unique strengths and potential of neurodiverse employees. More info: https://www.taylorwalton.co.uk https://1ec.co.uk/barrister/lisa-hatch/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    42 min

  6. 07/21/2025

    Parental Conflict in Divorce – Impact, Solutions & Support

    In this powerful episode of TW Law Talk, host and family mediator Nick Coffer is joined by Tamara Glanvill, a seasoned family law partner at Taylor Walton, and Tom Nash, known as Mr. Divorce Coach, an accredited divorce coach and NLP practitioner. Together, they explore one of the most emotionally charged aspects of separation and divorce: parental conflict. Through candid discussion and expert insight, the trio dives into the causes, consequences, and strategies for managing high-conflict divorce situations -especially when children are involved. Whether you're a parent navigating separation or a professional supporting families, this episode is packed with practical tools and empathetic perspectives. More info can be found at www.taylorwalton.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    41 min

  7. 03/11/2025

    Landlord and Tenant Law: Changes and Impacts of the Proposed Renters’ Rights Bill – Part 1

    In this episode of TW Law Talk, experts Michael Grant and Iris Ferber KC from 42BR, alongside James Carpenter from Taylor Walton Solicitors, talk to Nick Coffer to explore the significant changes introduced by the proposed bill that will radically change the landscape for landlords and tenants alike. Key discussions include the removal of Section 21, changes to some of the mandatory grounds for possession and specifically Ground 1, Ground 6, and Ground 8, together with their impact on possession processes, notice periods, and eviction grounds. The episode highlights the new limitations on eviction for rent arrears and how landlords can market properties during restricted periods for sale or redevelopment. In Part 2, they will cover legal risks, rent increases, and potential criminal charges for landlords. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    36 min

  8. 03/11/2025

    Landlord and Tenant Law - Impacts & Changes of the Proposed Renters’ Rights Bill – Part 2

    Legal experts Iris Ferber KC, Michael Grant, and James Carpenter are in conversation with Nick Coffer, further exploring the upcoming changes in the rental sector under the new Renter's Rights Bill. Key topics include the introduction of a redress scheme for resolving disputes without court involvement, a new landlord database to track violations, and criminal penalties for non-compliance. The experts also cover changes to rent increases, which will be capped at once a year with a two-month notice period, and tenants’ rights to challenge excessive hikes in rent. The episode further explores the implications for landlords, accidental landlords, and tenants. Landlords will face increased scrutiny, fines, and additional compliance measures, while tenants are better protected from unfair practices. Accidental landlords, such as those inheriting property, will also potentially be held accountable under the new regulations. The experts warn that the complexity of these changes may lead to fewer people renting out properties, potentially worsening the housing crisis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    30 min
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Join expert lawyers from Taylor Walton as they welcome high quality guests to discuss the legal issues which matter to you. Across a raft of key topics - from family law to commercial property, employment law to wills and probate - TW Law Talk has got it covered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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