Eversheds Sutherland Legal Insights (audio)

As 2022 draws to a close, join Eversheds Sutherland attorneys for a complimentary webinar to look back at key regulatory developments that impacted Business Development Companies this year, and look ahead to what’s on the horizon for the industry in 2023. In this webinar we will focus on: Fund valuation practices Proxy developments Joint venture financing Capital raising in this environment SEC rulemaking, including the latest on climate change, cyber, and ESG

Eversheds Sutherland attorneys Michael Gurion, Alexander Sand, Kristin Cleare and Deepa Menon discuss key topics, including: Privacy due diligence, including data collection, processing, transfers and related policies Cybersecurity due diligence, including network and system protection, vendor selection, business continuity, and breach history Evaluating identified risks and concerns, including use of different transaction structures  Allocating risk among buyers, sellers and others Integration and transition planning

In this short, partners Audrey Elliott and Jessie Uppal discuss the impact of Brexit on right to right to work processes and the changes brought about for employers in relation to the employment of EU and non-EU nationals.

In our latest 13 minute pensions podcast, François Barker, Charmian Johnson and Helen Tabiner discuss the key deadlines for trustees and sponsors over the next two terms and beyond.

Pensions unscripted: in this 13 minute podcast, François Barker introduces a discussion on the new Pension Schemes Act and how it is intended to make pensions "safer, better and greener".

In part 1, we speak to Dr Angela Needle, Director of Strategy at Cadent who shares her views on the complexities and challenges of transitioning to a low carbon gas network using hydrogen and the approach that Cadent is taking as a leader in the field.

In our new series of podcasts focusing on corporate reorganizations, we discuss how reorganizations differ in the Financial Services (FS) sector, how Brexit has triggered many transformational projects for FS groups in recent years and how Brexit/ further regulatory change, M&A and a desire to streamline operating models are likely to drive further reorganizations by FS groups going forward.This podcast is presented by our Head of Corporate Reorganizations, Amanda Partland and Legal Director Niki Evans, with contribution from FS M&A Partner Hugo Laing and FS M&A Legal Director Ankit Chhabra.

Welcome to Eversheds Sutherland’s newly launched litigation training podcast - LitCast has been designed to assist legal teams or businesses with limited litigation resource or experience navigate the litigation process. Our aim is to help anyone who is either facing or considering bringing a claim to better understand the key points from the outset. The first series of podcasts will focus on key considerations at the beginning of a dispute, in what is known as the ‘pre-action’ stage, before a claim is served.

Welcome to Eversheds Sutherland’s newly launched Propelling Conversations podcast. Propel’s first podcast series will look at a wide range of topics at the forefront of litigation technology and legal project management. Join Senior Legal Project Manager James Barrett and Head of Litigation Technology Melina Efstathiou in Episode 1 as they reflect on the changes they saw in 2020 and what’s ahead in 2021.

In this podcast from the Eversheds Sutherland employment law team, Tom Bray and John Morgan discuss Brexit and its potential impact on the future of UK employment law, focusing on changes the UK Government can and may make. This comes hot on the heels of an interesting two weeks of media speculation on this issue…

State legislators have been actively proposing state tax legislation. In this webcast, the presenters provide an update on the latest legislative proposals across the country that will impact marketplace facilitators and sellers.

Pensions unscripted: in this 13 minute podcast, François Barker introduces a discussion on New Year’s resolutions for the pensions industry.

Welcome to Eversheds Sutherland’s newly launched litigation training podcast - LitCast has been designed to assist legal teams or businesses with limited litigation resource or experience navigate the litigation process. Our aim is to help anyone who is either facing or considering bringing a claim to better understand the key points from the outset. The first series of podcasts will focus on key considerations at the beginning of a dispute, in what is known as the ‘pre-action’ stage, before a claim is served.  

In this Brexit and immigration podcast, Audrey Elliott, Gizem Erdogan and Renate Bigler-Heiniger discuss the implications of Brexit for UK nationals in the EU, with a particular focus on Germany and Switzerland.

A pension in a pear tree: in a festive look ahead to the new year, François Barker is joined by a host of speakers as they outline Christmas-themed hot pension topics for 2021.

Eversheds Sutherland in conjunction with PwC UK, provide international businesses operating across Europe with an overview on the new restructuring legislations, their cross-border impacts and what else you need to know from a creditor perspective.

Please join Eversheds Sutherland M&A practitioners from around the world and Jinzy Zhu, M&A Legal Integration Lead Counsel at PayPal, for a 60-minute CLE accredited webinar on post-acquisition transaction integration.   Post-acquisition transaction integration is the key to buy-side M&A success. We will be discussing and answering questions on a number of topics, including:  Our top 5 tips to successfully complete post-acquisition transaction integration Developing and executing on the integration plan Legal entity consolidation and restructuring, governance and compliance Tax considerations for the combined operations Workforce and employee benefits Cybersecurity and data privacy Our top 5 post-acquisition transaction integration red flags

Pensions unscripted: in this 13 minute podcast, François Barker is joined by Mark Latimour, Partner, and Harriet Sayer, Principal Associate, to discuss the extensive new regime of climate change reporting obligations coming in the Pension Schemes Bill.