Sue Andrews joined by Sally Lomax, were live on Wycombe Sound talking about how to have a good divorce.

Wycombe Sound interviews Sue Andrews - How to have a good divorce

The criminal justice system can seem like a maze for those looking in from the outside. 

Even individuals working within the system may not be fully aware of what others are responsible for. 

The aim of the Criminal Maze podcast is to delve into the criminal justice system and uncover what are the responsibilities of each role.

Our hosts, James Constable and Olivia Duncan look ahead at what the season will bring.

The Criminal Maze Podcast - Trailer

The criminal justice system can seem like a maze for those looking in from the outside. Even individuals working within the system may not be fully aware of what others within it are actually responsible for. 

In The Criminal Maze Podcast, we delve into the criminal justice system, untangle the web of its roles, and uncover how each person would interact with someone unfortunate to find themselves being processed through the system.

Our hosts, James Constable and Olivia Duncan have the pleasure of talking to Iain Watkinson, a police officer, who explains his day to day role, and how what he does fits into the Criminal Justice System.

The Criminal Maze Podcast Episode 1: The Police Officer

The criminal justice system can seem like a maze for those looking in from the outside. Even individuals working within the system may not be fully aware of what others within it are actually responsible for.

In The Criminal Maze Podcast, we delve into the criminal justice system, untangle the web of its roles, and uncover how each person would interact with someone unfortunate to find themselves being processed through the system.

In this episode, our hosts, James Constable and Olivia Duncan have the pleasure of talking to Oliver Kirk, a barrister working at 5 St Andrews Hill, who explains his day to day role, and how what he does fits into the Criminal Justice System.

Episode 2: The Barrister

Q&A with partner Claire Filer on the latest family law developments since the lockdown and COVID-19 outbreak.

- From a family lawyer’s perspective, what challenges does the lockdown present?
- What guidance is out there for separated parents and what should they be thinking about?
- Does it make a difference if you already have a child arrangements order in place?
- How is the family court responding to the challenges of COVID-19?
- What should I do if I’m in an unhappy relationship?
- What about the most vulnerable, including victims of domestic abuse?

Claire Filer family law podcast 31/3/20

Q&A with senior associate Simon Carroll on dealing with contracts in the time of uncertainty.

Summary points

Q1: Landscape today – obviously a big change in one respect (all working from home), but from what you’re seeing of commercial clients, is there much different today compared to a year ago?

Q2: There’s been a lot of media reporting of businesses going into insolvency recently. Do you see those sorts of ‘opportunistic’ moves as a positive sign?

Q3: Do you have any comments for businesses in that position?

Q4: You mention risk. What do you mean by that?

Q5: So, what advice would you give to businesses looking at these option

Simon Carroll | Contracts; dealing with uncertainty 17/4/20

Simon Deans, Matthew Brandis and Chris Brazier answer questions on business resilience during the coronavirus pandemic.

Questions: What do commercial business needs to consider in terms of resilience at the moment?

Furloughing has been one of initiatives many businesses have embraced – what is the current situation?

Have the changes to the furlough scheme had an impact on companies when it comes to applying for loans?

Loans are really helpful, what is your advice to directors who are worried that customers will stop paying?

What duties do directors have at this time and how can they ensure they make the right decisions?

This is a stressful time for many, what duties to employers have to employees and their physical/mental wellbeing?

At the moment there are many disputes over contracts, are the courts functioning and what are the other options available at the moment?

Looking to the future, what are the three key things directors of businesses should be planning for now to be able to springboard out of the lockdown when the opportunity comes?

Business Resilience Q&A (24/4/20)

B P Collins and client talk about the process to create a Will during lockdown and beyond.

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