We're joined on the podcast by Carl Selby and Charlotte Ebbutt, both legal experts in the Technology sector, to talk about how Apple's recent changes to the way tracking works on their devices could impact upon digital advertising, and how advertisers can stay ahead. Find out more in the latest edition of our Ahead of the Curve Magazine: https://www.roydswithyking.com/shorthand_story/why-adtech-needs-to-evolve-to-survive/ 

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Privacy wars - Apple's crusade for web privacy

June is Sands Awareness Month, an awareness month led by the stillbirth charity, that this year wants to help bereaved families find the right support. Following her team's #WhatAboutMum campaign, which highlighted the gaps in support for women in and around maternity, Hannah Blackwell from our maternal injury team talks about what people need to know about stillbirth support.  Find out more about Sands on their website: sands.org.uk

Finding the right support after stillbirth

People who experienced a spinal cord injury during the past 18 months have not only had to try and adapt to their injury during a hugely challenging time for everyone, but often have found that they cannot access the rehabilitation they need to learn to live with their SCI. We spoke to two representatives from the Spinal Injuries Association, Carol Barraclough and Chris Etches, about their professional and personal experiences of the impact COVID-19 had on SCI rehab. To find out more about how the SIA can help people with spinal cord injury, please visit their website: https://www.spinal.co.uk/

How was spinal injury rehab affected by COVID-19?

On this episode we're joined by Tim Gofton, a Senior Associate in our Employment team, to talk about the issues that employers may face around COVID-19 vaccines. If you want to find out more about how we can help with employment advice, please visit our website: https://www.roydswithyking.com/solicitors-for-business/employment-law/

What employers need to know about COVID vaccines

Specialist solicitors Joachim Stanley and Divya Anand from our Clinical Negligence team are joined by Dr Colin Doig, a consultant and expert in a range of cardiological conditions. In this episode, they speak about the impact of the pandemic on care, what you need to know about aortic stenosis, as well as treatments for the condition and when negligence may occur in connection with it. 

What you need to know about aortic stenosis with Dr Colin Doig

COVID-19 has meant a lot of change to our daily lives, and agri-business has not been immune to this. As society adapts to the 'new normal', how can landowners take advantage of our new ways of living through diversification, and what might they need to consider as they do so? In this podcast, produced in partnership with Bidwells and James Cowper Kreston, we follow up on a recent webinar with guests: Ian Ashbridge, Partner, Agriculture & Environment, Bidwells: https://www.bidwells.co.uk/people/ian-ashbridge Coral Little, Rural Surveyor, Bidwells: https://www.bidwells.co.uk/people/coral-little-graduate-rural-surveyor  Vicky Hernandez, Partner, Royds Withy King: https://www.roydswithyking.com/our-people/vicky-hernandez/ Stephen Barratt, Partner, James Cowper Kreston: https://www.jamescowperkreston.co.uk/private-client-tax-team/private-client-tax-stephen-barratt/ Jess Curley, Audit & Assurance Manager, James Cowper Kreston: https://www.jamescowperkreston.co.uk/jessica-curley-rural-team/ If you want to listen to the webinar on this topic, make sure to take a look here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyAZ16UOBuk

How has COVID-19 changed diversification in the rural economy?

Katrina Hart, Commonwealth Gold Medallist and Paralympian, spoke to our podcast about how she balances work and training as a sprinter as well as how she manages this with cerebral palsy. We also spoke with Abigail Ringer, a birth injury specialist from our medical negligence team, about the options available to people who are living with cerebral palsy and any disability who want to get more active.

Katrina Hart talks balancing work and sport in lockdown and beyond

Rod Smith and Amish Patel, both specialists in tax planning in our Private Client team, discuss the real-world implications of Rishi Sunak's latest Budget. Find out more about how we can help you with tax planning on our website: roydswithyking.com/tax

How will the latest Budget really affect your taxes?

David Lane from our Real Estate team recently spoke with Tom De Wilton from Oxwash, a growing eco-friendly laundry and dry cleaning business, about how they got started, where they're going, how they've had to adapt with COVID, and more. Find out more about Oxwash: www.oxwash.com Find out more about our Real Estate team here.

How Oxwash are leading the way in the eco-laundry business

Ed and Steve speak to two people who are living with injury, James Martin and Nick Gibbs, about their experiences with mental health including how they have found the experience of the coronavirus pandemic.  Ed also speaks with Nicola Cale, who works closely with brain injured individuals, about how support workers can spot the signs of mental health issues and seek help with them too. Find out more about mental health guidance for support workers on our site: roydswithyking.com/the-mental-health-guidance-available-for-support-workers-working-in-brain-injury/ Remember Me film with Nick Gibbs: www.roydswithyking.com/remembermefilm

When living with an injury, how is your mental health affected?

Retailers have had a tough year, and with a national lockdown falling on what is usually the busiest shopping day of the year, we ask: is this a watershed moment for digital retail?  Host Ed Wootton spoke this week to Vicky Hernandez from Royds Withy King's expert Retail team about what she expects from this year's Black Friday. They looked at how things have changed already, how retailers may need to adapt further, and what might become the 'new normal' for retail.

Black Friday 2020 - a watershed moment for digital retail?

This time Ed and Steve spoke with experts from inside and outside the firm on the topic of pressure sores, for the SIA's #stopthepressure day. First speaking with Annabelle Lofthouse and Catrina May of Breakthrough Case Management, they discovered more about how pressure sores can happen and be avoided. Then, from within the firm, they spoke to Simon Elliman and Stuart Brazington from our Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury teams about the impact of mismanagement of pressure sores and the need for a 'team around the client' after spinal cord injury. Find out more about Breakthrough Case Management: https://www.breakthroughcasemanagement.com/ Find out more about the SIA's campaign: https://www.spinal.co.uk/news/stop-the-pressure/

#StopThePressure - what you need to know about pressure sores

In this bonus episode of our podcast, and the first in a series on Property Disputes, we bring together experts to discuss a specific part of the law. Jasmine Mahboobani, a solicitor in our Property Disputes team, and Elizabeth Dwomoh, a barrister from Lamb Chambers, discuss lease renewals. Specifically: section 26 requests and the Grounds of Opposition under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954.  If you want to find out more about our Property Disputes team, or need any advice or guidance, please get in touch via our website: https://www.roydswithyking.com/solicitors-for-business/property-disputes/

Talking Lease Renewals: Section 26 requests, and Grounds of Opposition under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954

Hosts Steve Wake and Ed Wootton explore the impact of memory loss after brain injury in the podcast this week, to help raise awareness as part of Headway UK's Action for Brain Injury Week, as well as other problems that those with a brain injury might face and how Headway branches across the UK are helping. Steve and Ed are joined by: - Barrie Stradling -- Volunteer at Headway East London who suffered a brain injury in 2006 - Jamie Miller -- CEO of Headway Oxfordshire - Stuart Brazington -- Specialist in catastrophic injury claims and head of the Brain Injury team in our Personal Injury department. Find out more about Headway's campaign: https://www.headway.org.uk/news-and-campaigns/campaigns/memory-loss-a-campaign-to-remember/ Find out more about Headway East London and Headway Oxfordshire's support: http://headwayeastlondon.org/ https://headwayoxfordshire.org.uk/ Watch Royds Withy King's film, "Remember Me?", about brain injury and memory loss: https://www.roydswithyking.com/abiweek2020

How does memory loss affect people after brain injury?

We share a replay of a recent webinar where experts in retail rent negotiations Bharat Nahar and Vicky Hernandez explained everything you might need to know - whether you're a landlord or a retailer - about turnover-based rent agreements. Find out more about Bharat and Vicky on our website: https://www.roydswithyking.com/our-people/bharat-nahar/ https://www.roydswithyking.com/our-people/vicky-hernandez/

Turnover rents - what landlords and retailers need to know

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