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The Macfarlanes Podcast

The Macfarlanes podcast features expert discussions on the changing legal world around us and the challenges posed by recent developments. We pride ourselves on our flexibility to meet the needs of our clients with our unique approach. Disclaimer: Information in this podcast should not be taken as legal advice. Please seek specific legal advice when taking legal action.

  1. Policy in practice: failure to prevent fraud offence

    FEB 11

    Policy in practice: failure to prevent fraud offence

    In the latest episode of the policy in practice podcast, David Gauke, Brian Spiro, and Helen Harvey discuss the introduction of the new corporate offence for failing to prevent fraud.  They cover:  the purpose and legal background of the new offence;what kind of organisations are affected and how liability is determined; the proactive measures businesses must implement to ensure compliance; and enforcement implications. If you would like more information or want to discuss any of the topics in this podcast, please get in touch with David, Brian or Helen.  Interested in more podcasts? Why not check out our dedicated podcast page. Listen and subscribe to The Macfarlanes Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and Amazon Music.

    24 min
  2. Policy in practice: litigation funding in England and Wales

    JAN 29

    Policy in practice: litigation funding in England and Wales

    In the latest episode of the policy in practice podcast, David Gauke, Malcolm Hitching, and James Popperwell discuss litigation funding in England and Wales, including the impact of legal rulings, the ongoing Civil Justice Council (CJC) review, and whether or not further regulation might be needed to preserve access to justice while protecting consumers. They cover: the impact of the PACCAR ruling on litigation funding agreements;the CJC's review of the litigation funding sector in England and Wales; andwhether or not further regulation might provide relevant protections for consumers.If you would like more information or want to discuss any of the topics in this podcast, please get in touch with David, Malcolm or James. Interested in more podcasts? Why not check out our dedicated podcast page. Listen and subscribe to The Macfarlanes Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and Amazon Music.

    23 min
  3. Policy in practice: US tax reform – unpacking Trump’s tax plans

    JAN 27

    Policy in practice: US tax reform – unpacking Trump’s tax plans

    In the latest episode of our policy in practice podcast, David Gauke, Rhiannon Kinghall Were, and Bezhan Salehy discuss President Trump's decision to withdraw the US from the OECD global tax deal, the implications for Pillars 1 and 2, and the potential for future negotiations. They cover: the background and details of the OECD global tax deal;the US’ objections to Pillar 1 and Pillar 2;digital services taxes (DSTs); andpolitical, fiscal and practical implications, including the likelihood of retaliatory measures and the impact on global trade and tax policy.If you would like more information or want to discuss any of the topics in this podcast, please get in touch with David, Rhiannon or Bezhan.  Interested in more podcasts? Why not check out our dedicated podcast page. Listen and subscribe to The Macfarlanes Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and Amazon Music.

    18 min
  4. Policy in practice: COP 29

    JAN 24

    Policy in practice: COP 29

    In the latest episode of our policy in practice podcasts, David Gauke, Rachel Richardson, and Praveen Gopalan discuss COP 29 (November 2024), recent developments in sustainable finance and ESG, and the future of COP, including COP 30’s potential focus on biodiversity. They cover: COP 29 – expectations vs. outcomes and targets;how businesses will be affected in the UK;the politicisation of ESG initiatives;current hot topics in ESG; andthe future of COP and sustainable finance.If you would like more information or want to discuss any of the topics in this podcast, please get in touch with David, Rachel or Praveen. Interested in more podcasts? Why not check out our dedicated podcast page. Listen and subscribe to The Macfarlanes Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and Amazon Music.

    28 min
  5. HR briefing - wages and suspensions: Mendy v Manchester City

    12/10/2024

    HR briefing - wages and suspensions: Mendy v Manchester City

    In the latest episode of our podcast, Matthew Ramsey is joined by Isobel Lewis to talk about money: when wages are payable, when employers can withhold salary, and what happens when employees are suspended from work. They cover: the “wage-work bargain” and its significance in defining employment relationships;legal principles governing wage deductions under the Employment Rights Act; andcomplex scenarios where employees are unable to work due to external circumstances, such as suspensions or criminal trials, with references to the recent well-publicised litigation between Benjamin Mendy and Manchester City FC.If you would like more information or want to discuss any of the topics in this podcast, please get in touch with Matthew and Isobel.  Interested in more podcasts? Why not check out our dedicated podcast page. Listen and subscribe to The Macfarlanes Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and Amazon Music.

    16 min
  6. Policy in practice: reforming private law fetters to housebuilding

    10/01/2024

    Policy in practice: reforming private law fetters to housebuilding

    In the latest episode of our policy in practice podcasts, David Gauke, Eloise Illingworth, and Tom Weekes, KC at Landmark Chambers discuss fetters to housebuilding from private property law in the form of restrictive covenants as well as easements, such as rights of way and rights of light. They cover: what restrictive covenants and easements are;the impact that restrictive covenants and easements have on property development;how rights of light are acquired and their effect; andhow the law might be reformed in order to facilitate housebuilding.If you would like more information or want to discuss any of the topics in this podcast, please get in touch with David or Eloise. Interested in more podcasts? Why not check out our dedicated podcast page. Listen and subscribe to The Macfarlanes Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and Amazon Music.

    26 min
  7. HR briefing - fire and rehire

    09/26/2024

    HR briefing - fire and rehire

    In the latest episode of our podcast, Matthew Ramsey delves into a major Supreme Court decision regarding Tesco's dismissal and re-engagement practices, exploring the legal implications of “firing and rehiring” and its impact on employment contracts. He covers: Tesco's 2007 agreement offering “retained pay” as a permanent contractual term;the Supreme Court ruling barring Tesco from dismissing employees to remove this benefit; andlegal implications for employers using dismissal to change contract terms.If you would like more information or want to discuss any of the topics in this podcast, please get in touch with Matthew.  Interested in more podcasts? Why not check out our dedicated podcast page. Listen and subscribe to The Macfarlanes Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and Amazon Music.

    11 min
  8. Policy in practice: post-election 2024 – real estate

    07/29/2024

    Policy in practice: post-election 2024 – real estate

    In the latest episode of our policy in practice podcasts, ahead of the House of Commons summer recess this week, David Gauke, Tania Barnes and Isabella Dierden-Hunt discuss implications post General Election for the real estate industry, looking at the proposed policies of the new Government. They cover:  the new Government's focus on development and infrastructure and opportunities for the industry;  planning reform proposals, with a focus on energy;  leaseholder and tenant protection (including leaseholder reform and what new commonhold legislation may bring); and possible reactions by clients to the proposed changes. If you would like more information or want to discuss any of the topics in this podcast, please get in touch with David, Tania or Isabella. Interested in more podcasts? Why not check out our dedicated podcast page. Listen and subscribe to The Macfarlanes Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast and Amazon Music.

    31 min
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The Macfarlanes podcast features expert discussions on the changing legal world around us and the challenges posed by recent developments. We pride ourselves on our flexibility to meet the needs of our clients with our unique approach. Disclaimer: Information in this podcast should not be taken as legal advice. Please seek specific legal advice when taking legal action.

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  • Creator
    Macfarlanes
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2025
  • Episodes
    73
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2025 The Macfarlanes Podcast
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