In the final episode of our podcast series, Precious Mealia and Amelia Bauer interview Rankeshwar Batta and Mark Cook about the firms' social purpose, what it means to them within their prospective departments. Mark also provides some final hints and tips to prospective training contract applicants.

PODCAST: Episode 4 - Life as a trainee solicitor: Improving lives, communities and society

Anthony Collins Solicitors are presenting a series of podcasts with employees to raise awareness about disabilities around the firm. This is an incentive on behalf of the Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity Committee.

PODCAST: Hidden disability awareness - living and working with multiple sclerosis

In the final episode of this podcast series, we hear from assistant coroner and legal director, Sarah Huntbach, who explains how legal representation at inquests and for claims is funded.

PODCAST: Episode 4 - Inquests: Funding

Local authorities can make a big impact in their local economy by making sensible loans. In this podcast, Jon Coane looks at the benefits of making loans and the issues that local authorities need to be aware of.

PODCAST: Episode 2 - Local government: Investing in your area by way of loans

PODCAST: Dealing with long Covid in the workplace

In this podcast, Rebecca and Helen talk through the key learning points and lessons of what not to do from the recent case of Rosberry v Willams; an important ASB injunction case with an Equality Act counterclaim.

PODCAST: Lessons to learn from the ASB injunction case of Roseberry v Williams

In this podcast, Puja Desai interviews Kimberley Foster and discusses her experience with counselling. This is a really helpful podcast for anyone who has thought about counselling.

PODCAST: Episode 4 - Hidden disability: Mental health – A colleague’s experience with counselling

Podcast: Who gets the microwave - Episode 2 - ADR

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Podcast: Mergers and acquisitions

Podcast: Mental capacity

Podcast: Supported living - Getting it right

In the first of a series of podcasts, David Alcock and Beulah Allaway from Anthony Collins Solicitors talk to Chris Brown from igloo regeneration about business, social purpose and why being an ethical developer is unusual in the construction industry. We explore why having a broader purpose than just making money makes a difference, the impact of COVID-19, and the need to address climate change in both building and design.

“More than the bottom line” podcasts are part of our reflections on doing business better, considering how all businesses can be more distinctive, values-led and purpose-driven.

More than the bottom line – Chris Brown

A podcast from Alex Loxton and Sumi Begum from our housing litigation team, discussing injunction applications and the courts approach in light of COVID-19 and the ban on possession proceedings.

Injunction applications

Anthony Collins Solicitors, Housing 2020 Main Video (SUBS)

The freshly signed Public Sector Exit Payments Regulations (in force on 4 November 2020) raise as many questions as they answer.

In this podcast Matthew Gregson and Doug Mullen use their sector expertise in housing, local government and education to address these questions by sharing their practical knowledge and insights for organisations assessing the impact and issues that these Regulations trigger.

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